Bestimmte Token auf meiner Trezor sind in Metamask nicht sichtbar

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Hallo!

Ich habe 2 ETH-Wallets, die ERC20-Token halten.

Eine davon ist MATIC (Polygon), für die ich die ERC20-Variante auf meinen Trezor gelegt habe.

Aber wenn ich mich bei Metamask mit meinem Trezor-Wallet-Schlüssel einlogge, wird der Kontostand für diesen Token nicht angezeigt, sondern nur für ETH selbst. Allerdings sehe ich den Kontostand unter Token in der Trezor Suite, also ist er da.

Hat jemand eine Idee, woran das liegen könnte? Es ist die richtige Wallet-Adresse in Metamask, ich habe es doppelt überprüft.

[NickeaTea]

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Did you import the token contract address to Metamask? ETH is the only one there by default, any others you need to manually add yourself to see them show up under assets

[Kno010]

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In Metamask use the “import custom token” option and enter “0x7d1afa7b718fb893db30a3abc0cfc608aacfebb0” as the contract, “MATIC” as the symbol and 18 decimals.

There is also an option in Metamask that will automatically look for tokens in your wallet and add them for your convenience.

[mcbelisle]

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did you change the network to matic?

[brianddk]

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For ETH-like-tokens, on ETH-like-chains, on Trezor there are the following variables you could likely need to know to get to the keys:

1. The passphrase used on the Trezor – wrong passphrase will produce wrong wallet
2. Default [derivation path](https://github.com/MetaMask/metamask-extension/issues/7486) used on Trezor – Should „just work“ but if you ever put coins in a non-default derivation, it may be hard to find them again. To see the derivation used in Suite on a specific address, choose „show log“ under settings. If you search the log for your ETH address, you will find a „path“ associated with it.
3. ETH-like-chain – What some call „ethereum“ could refer to many different chains. For example ETH is `chainId: 1`, ETC is `chainId: 61` and MATIC is `chainId: 137`. Here’s a [list of the 100s of chains](https://github.com/ethereum-lists/chains/tree/e46be47/_data/chains) Trezor could access.
4. ETH-like-token – Just like the 100’s of chains, there are 100’s of tokens supported across those chains. [Here’s a list of them](https://github.com/ethereum-lists/tokens/tree/6641759/tokens)

Using third-party wallets like MEW (that pair with Trezor) may give you a bit more visibility to it since they tend to let you fiddle with the derivation, chain and token more than Trezor Suite.

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