Skip to main content

How to organize your assets in the 1inch Wallet

Learn how to organize assets in 1inch Wallet on iOS and Android: set favorites, hide tokens you don’t need, and sort or group them for quick access.

V
Written by Valeriia Nikitina
Updated this week

You can customize how tokens are displayed on the main screen of your wallet. This way the asset list reflects your personal preferences—showing only what you need, in the order and grouping that’s most convenient for you.

Quick actions

Add or remove favorites

  1. Long-press a token in the list.

  2. Select one of the following:

    1. Add to favorites to add the token to your favorites.

    2. Unfavorite to remove the token from your favorites.

Add a custom token

Asset view management

The asset view can be managed through the dedicated menu. To access it, from the wallet home screen, tap the filters icon above the tokens list. The following parameters can be adjusted.

Hiding tokens with small amounts

This parameter will group and hide all the tokens whose fiat value equivalent is below $1. To activate it, toggle on Hide small balances. To show such tokens again, toggle it off.

Hiding unverified tokens

This parameter will group and hide all tokens that 1inch hasn't whitelisted. To activate it, toggle on Hide unverified tokens. To show such tokens again, toggle it off.

All hidden tokens, both unverified and with small amounts, are accessible at the bottom of the token list.

Sorting by fiat value

This parameter sorts tokens based on their current fiat value equivalent, displaying them from the highest to lowest (or vice versa).

To adjust sorting for iOS

By default, the assets are already sorted from the highest in fiat value to the lowest. To sort from lowest to highest, toggle on Reversal sorting. To reset this parameter, toggle it off.

To adjust sorting for Android

Under Sort by fiat value, select one of the following:

  • High to low

  • Low to high

Grouping by networks or tokens

This parameter groups assets either by the networks they belong to or by individual tokens. Grouping by networks is useful if you hold the same token across multiple chains and want to keep track of it per network. Grouping by tokens is convenient if you prefer to see the total balance of each token regardless of the network.

To adjust grouping for iOS

Under All networks view, select either Network or Tokens depending on how you want to group your assets.

To adjust grouping for Android

By default, all assets are grouped by tokens. To change that, under Tokens view, toggle on Group by network.

Did this answer your question?