Phantom automatically flags tokens that appear misleading, unsafe, or spam-like to keep your wallet cleaner. If a token you hold has been flagged, it may appear with a warning, move to your hidden tok...

You don’t need to manually add or import tokens in Phantom. When you receive tokens in Phantom, whether from an exchange or another wallet, they appear automatically once the transaction is confirmed ...

Phantom does not support sending Open Creator Protocol (OCP) NFTs directly between wallets. To identify an OCP NFT, check the transaction details for “open_creator_protocol.”

Before you swap, send, or buy a token, check its contract address to confirm you're looking at the right one. A contract address is a token’s unique blockchain ID that lets you verify you're buying th...

If crypto or collectibles (NFTs) you expected to receive aren’t showing in Phantom, start by confirming the receiving address, network, and transaction status.

If a Bitcoin transaction appears as pending in Phantom but doesn't show up on the Bitcoin blockchain, it may be caused by a local cache issue in the app. Until it's cleared, you won't be able to send,...

Chats let you follow live trading activity and connect with other traders directly in Phantom on mobile. To join, you need a Phantom username, at least $1 in your wallet, and your profile set to Publi...

Phantom may automatically hide some collectibles (NFTs) based on marketplace verification and other trust signals. Some NFTs you hold may not appear in your Collectibles if Phantom can't confirm the c...

If you have a lot of collectibles (NFTs), pin your favorites so they always sit at the top of your Collectibles section.