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# Token Details

### Accessing token details

You can open token details from both **Public** and **Private accounts**.

#### From a Public account

* Tap any token
* Select **View details**

This opens the token screen.

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#### From a Private account

* Tap any token
* Select **View details**

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### Available actions

Actions depend on the account type:

#### Public account

* **Shield**
* **Send**
* **Swap**
* **Buy**
* **View on explorer**

#### Private account

* **Send**
* **Swap**
* **Unshield**
* **View on explorer**

Available actions change depending on whether the token is in your Public or Private account.

### Token information

Each token includes:

* Price chart
* Your balance
* Name & symbol
* Network
* Contract address
* Market cap
* Total supply

You can also:

* open the token in a block explorer

### Transaction history

The token screen shows recent activity, including:

* sends
* receives
* swaps
* other interactions

Each entry shows:

* amount
* token
* direction


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