How do i know i have tokens or any ERC20?

[e.m.]

Hi everyone,

I have a quick question. I registered for a bunch of airdrops in the last 2 months, but how do i know they send me the coins?
One of the airdrops send me an easy mail with the contract link in it so i could configure it easy on myetherwallet.
But how should i do this when i don't know if they send some, and i don't know what the contract is?

Thanks in advance.

This is the adres i always use for airdrops.
0xe0fa37E12D5EB08963Fa5d79e63A4F5cAb26DF9a

[1714189867]

1714189867

[1714189867]

1714189867

[1714189867]

1714189867

[1714189867]

1714189867

[bitgov]

Hi everyone,

I have a quick question. I registered for a bunch of airdrops in the last 2 months, but how do i know they send me the coins?
One of the airdrops send me an easy mail with the contract link in it so i could configure it easy on myetherwallet.
But how should i do this when i don't know if they send some, and i don't know what the contract is?

Thanks in advance.

This is the adres i always use for airdrops.
0xe0fa37E12D5EB08963Fa5d79e63A4F5cAb26DF9a

If token is not yet registered in the MyEtherWallet, you must manually enter it by yourself. For this you need information about token from his developer - usually this info is always available on the project website.

[alleyfrogs]

Hi everyone,

I have a quick question. I registered for a bunch of airdrops in the last 2 months, but how do i know they send me the coins?
One of the airdrops send me an easy mail with the contract link in it so i could configure it easy on myetherwallet.
But how should i do this when i don't know if they send some, and i don't know what the contract is?

Thanks in advance.

This is the adres i always use for airdrops.
0xe0fa37E12D5EB08963Fa5d79e63A4F5cAb26DF9a

I'm doing bounty airdrop too. As far I know is, sometimes we can check our coin in their website, and when their coin entering the market then we can sell it or change it to another coin including to btc or eth in the market (using some exchanger).

[Barcode_]

Basically you would need to get some basic information about the tokens from the developer, you need the contract address of the ERC-20 tokens from the developer, and the decimals which is a number between 0 and 18. and you would have to manually key in these information in the required field on Ethplorer.io

I have copy the steps from myetherwallet information page, I will list it down here.

via Ethplorer.io
1. On the "Send Ether & Tokens" page on MEW, click View Balance Only (Must use one of above options to send) and paste your address.
2. In a new tab, go to Ethplorer.io
3. Type in the name of the token into their search bar, or navigate to your address and click on the token's name from that page.
4. At the very top on this page page is the address.
5. Below that there is a field called "decimals", which is a number between 0 and 18.
6. Back on MEW, click the Add Custom Token button on the right sidebar.
7. Paste the Address from the top of the Ethplorer.io page
8. Type in what you want to call it - the name or the symbol.
9. Paste the Decimals from Ethplorer.io.
10. Click "Save".
You can now send your new token and see it's balance in the sidebar!

https://kb.myetherwallet.com/send/adding-new-token-and-sending-custom-tokens.html

[Ralph1075]

to know if you have token on any ERC20 wallets like myetherwallet.com, you have to link your private key to imtoken app(which is available on the andriod and ios platforms),through the app you can check how many token are available at your dispense.