<p>I suggest that you buy a hardware wallet, such as ledger or trezor.
Those wallets are compatible with a wide range of cryptocurrencies. If they do not provide support to a coin, that coin is not worth buying.</p>

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Thank you for your answer.. My problem is: money is already in this wallet, but it is not supported for that token. equivalent 7000 usd
Titus
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2020-06-04T19:51:38.680Z
Do you have the wallet private key? or the seed (12 words?)
In Ethereum blockchain you can add any token manually using token contract address, I don't know how binance chain works, but probably the same way.

I just google about it and found guard wallet. I don't know that wallet, but you have few options because you are using a not common blockchain

https://guarda.com/blog/bep-2-wallet/
bitm
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2020-06-03T15:51:22.037Z
bitm
<p>I don't know if here, I have to ask, but if not, please direct me.
How can I make a wallet accept more coins.
More exactly: I have a wallet BEP2, native currecncies is BNB (Binance). What needs to be done for this wallet to accept other BEP2 tokens.
I didn't try anything because I don't know where to start.
Thank you.</p>

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Update wallet to multi tokens
Titus
# Update wallet to multi tokens

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-06-03)

I don't know if here, I have to ask, but if not, please direct me.
How can I make a wallet accept more coins.
More exactly: I have a wallet BEP2, native currecncies is BNB (Binance). What needs to be done for this wallet to accept other BEP2 tokens.
I didn't try anything because I don't know where to start.
Thank you.

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-06-03. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

I suggest that you buy a hardware wallet, such as ledger or trezor.
Those wallets are compatible with a wide range of cryptocurrencies. If they do not provide support to a coin, that coin is not worth buying.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you for your answer.. My problem is: money is already in this wallet, but it is not supported for that token. equivalent 7000 usd  
> **username_1**: Do you have the wallet private key? or the seed (12 words?) In Ethereum blockchain you can add any token manually using token contract address, I don't know how binance chain works, but probably the same way.  I just google about it and found guard wallet. I don't know that wallet, but you have few options because you are using a not common blockchain  https://guarda.com/blog/bep-2-wallet/  

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