> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lightlink.io/lightlink-protocol/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lightlink.io/lightlink-protocol/using-lightlink/adding-ll-tokens-to-your-wallet.md).

# Adding LL Tokens to Your Wallet

### LL on Ethereum vs LL on LightLink or Base

LL token is live on LightLink, Base and Ethereum networks. 

We initially launched the LL token on Ethereum because it is the world’s second most popular blockchain, offering abundant liquidity, and most centralized exchanges easily support Ethereum-based tokens. 

However, LL was designed for use on the LightLink network, as it offers truly gasless transactions and is significantly faster than Ethereum, with transactions completing in just 0.5 seconds. LL has more use cases on LightLink, including community programs to earn more tokens on the [Beacon platform](https://lightlink.io/beacon).

We have also extended LL token to Base network with the recent upgrade, as an additional network for trading upon as well as more Defi utility.

### How to Display the LL Token in Your Wallet

To display the LL token correctly in your wallet, please make sure you add it as a custom token using these official instructions:

* [MetaMask](https://support.metamask.io/managing-my-tokens/custom-tokens/how-to-display-tokens-in-metamask/#how-to-add-a-custom-token)
* [Trust Wallet](https://support.trustwallet.com/en/support/solutions/articles/67000731431-how-to-add-a-custom-token)

Our token contract addresses are as follows:

* Ethereum network: 0x0921799CB1d702148131024d18fCdE022129Dc73.
* LightLink network: 0x519d3443cacc61bd844546edaea48e5502021802.
* Base network: 0x519d3443cacc61bd844546edaea48e5502021802.
* LL (legacy) token on LightLink network: 0xd9d7123552fA2bEdB2348bB562576D67f6E8e96E.

When it comes to the LightLink network, the easiest way to add LL tokens to MetaMask might be to click the MetaMask (fox) icon on the [token page on our explorer](https://phoenix.lightlink.io/token/0xd9d7123552fA2bEdB2348bB562576D67f6E8e96E).

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The same action can be performed on Base network [token page](https://basescan.org/token/0x519d3443cacc61bd844546edaea48e5502021802).

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You can read more about the LL token on our website. To earn more tokens, join our community program on the [Beacon portal](https://lightlink.io/beacon).


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