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# Deployed Contracts

This section will contain a list of all contracts you’ve deployed through ChainFactory. Select the token name to dropdown to information regarding the contract and various functions or information added to the contract.

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If you haven't deployed any contracts with ChainFactory, this section will remain blank until you've deployed a contract.
{% endhint %}

Your deployed tokens will show the Chain you launched on, Token Name, Symbol and contract address.

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* To copy the contract address, click on the <img src="/files/pMlHpaIrZRRggz1SRirj" alt="" data-size="line"> symbol.
* To add the tokens to your Web3 wallet, click on the <img src="/files/O9VjlyDRX4Ld0IV6DzA8" alt="" data-size="line"> symbol.
* To see more details about your deploy, click on the <img src="/files/nLSvCZ4L05cJXjFExDhU" alt="" data-size="line"> symbol to expand the deployed token.

Once expanding your token details, you can select each of the functions you added to your contract during the deploy, and you can manage them from here using our User-Friendly Interface.&#x20;

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You no longer need to understand how to go directly to the contract in the block explorer, read and write to the contract, and try to determine the variables required, how many decimals you may need, what the amounts are and uint256 variables.&#x20;

We've taken the guesswork out of the real work and allow you to enter information, interact with your contract and work on making your project a success while having confidence in the information you are changing and managing. This will save you valuable time while managing your project!


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