Troubleshooting: Token Price Not Showing in MetaMask Wallet (2024)

FAQs

Troubleshooting: Token Price Not Showing in MetaMask Wallet? ›

Sometimes, tokens need to be manually added to MetaMask to be displayed. You can try adding the token manually by going to your MetaMask wallet, clicking on "Add Token," and entering the token contract address.

If a token isn't appearing in your dashboard, it may be because it is not on a supported network, or isn't a supported token on one of those networks. (Currently supported networks include Ethereum mainnet, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche, OP Mainnet, Arbitrum, Fantom, and Linea).

Close down your browser where you have the MetaMask extension installed and open it again. Try switching off any ad blockers you have installed, or, if you're using a VPN, try using MetaMask with it turned off. Switch to a different network and back again.

If your token value shows as N/A it does not mean the token holds no value. N/A means the tokens price is currently not available in the Uniswap Wallet. This happens when a token has low liquidity, low swap volume, liquidity was recently added to Uniswap, or the token was recently launched.

Click on 'Import tokens', located at the bottom of the 'Tokens' tab on your wallet homepage. Switch to the 'Custom token' tab at the top, and then enter the token address in the first field. See below if you don't know where to find this. In most cases, the token symbol and token decimal will autofill.

Refresh Your Portfolio — if you are facing a balance not showing issue, you can refresh your portfolio to fix this issue. To refresh your portfolio, you need to click on the MetaMask wallet extension icon select your profile icon, and choose settings.

Check on a block explorer. Are you on the correct network? If you sent the token on an EVM-compatible network that you can use in MetaMask (e.g. BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Avalanche C-Chain, etc.), simply change networks in MetaMask. If the token was not sent on an EVM-compatible network, your funds may be lost.

Sometimes, this balance may get out of sync due to a variety of reasons, including chain reorganization, lag time in data indexing, or incorrect token pricing information. These issues will typically be resolved on their own in a short amount of time as our systems catch up to the latest chain activity.

If you are using MetaMask through its web browser extension and it's not working, then you might have installed another browser-based wallet on your device. So, disable any such browser extension and then see if MetaMask works.

To refresh your access token and an ID token, you send a token request with a grant_type of refresh_token . Be sure to include the openid scope when you want to refresh the ID token. If the refresh token is valid, then you get back a new access token, a new ID token, and the refresh token.

Why can't MetaMask load my balance? ›

This error message can be prompted because: You are using the wrong token address. Check here for guidance on how to find it. MetaMask needs to be updated to the latest version.

Check if there is a power connection

Another reason your KPLC token machine is not working is a power outage. You should check the meter boxes to ensure that there is power. If there is, the meter should blink red. If no light is in the meter box, this should be ruled out as a power outage.

Sometimes, tokens need to be manually added to MetaMask to be displayed. You can try adding the token manually by going to your MetaMask wallet, clicking on "Add Token," and entering the token contract address.

To unhide tokens, go to your 'Tokens' view and click on the 'More' button, next to the 'Networks' selector, on the right-hand side. From there, click on 'View hidden tokens'. Click on the 'Token actions' menu, next to the token you want to unhide, and select 'Unhide'.

When a user opens MetaMask, they're shown some major tokens by default. However, to display most custom ERC-20 tokens, the user must turn on token autodetection or add the token manually. To display a user's NFTs, the user must turn on NFT autodetection or add their NFTs manually.

When a user opens MetaMask, they're shown some major tokens by default. However, to display most custom ERC-20 tokens, the user must turn on token autodetection or add the token manually. To display a user's NFTs, the user must turn on NFT autodetection or add their NFTs manually.

If your transaction is not visible on the block explorer, but is still showing as pending in MetaMask, you should first try restarting your browser. This can sometimes clear your transaction queue. If this doesn't work, you may need to reset your account.

There are two potential reasons why your tokens may not be appearing where you expect them to: You sent to a contract address. Smart contracts on Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks have their own addresses, and they are easily mistakeable for regular wallet addresses. You pasted in the wrong address.