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# Step 1B: How To Add Project Token(s)
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If this has already been done for you by Magna, you can skip to the page labeled "Step 1C: How To Add Admin Wallet". [**See demo video within this link**](https://www.loom.com/share/16366b184c314f48886dc8964c5e1324?t=35\&sid=2b16c406-4dd8-41b5-ac29-81b02fe385c5).
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1. Go to Settings page
2. Click on Token tab
3. Click "Add Token"
4. If the token has not been yet been launched, please check the "Is token not yet minted?" box
5. Enter in all token details within each field and click "Create" button
**NOTE:** You have the option of entering multiple tokens for your project. If you would like to distribute more than one token within Magna, you can do so by toggling between selections within the Allocations tab.
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