How to Show a SpookySwap LP Token in Your Wallet
A SpookySwap LP balance may be hidden from the wallet, held in a farm, or represented as a V3 position; check the network and token type first.
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If your SpookySwap LP token is missing from your wallet, check the network and add the pool token’s contract address to the wallet’s token list. The token can be there on-chain even when the wallet does not display it.
An LP token represents your share of a pool, so holding it in your wallet is different from depositing it in a farm. The details depend on the pool type: V2 liquidity is represented by a fungible token, while a V3 position is managed as a position rather than a standard LP token balance. For a broader look at how SpookySwap’s pool options fit together, see the fuller guide. First, work out which kind of position you have and where it is held.
Why is my SpookySwap LP token missing?
The most common reason is that your wallet is on the wrong network or has not added the LP token to its display list. If you staked the LP tokens in a farm, they are held by the farm contract while you have a claim to them there, so they will not appear as a wallet balance. A V3 position may also show in SpookySwap’s position view instead of as a regular token.
How do I add an LP token to my wallet?
For an unstaked V2 position, find the pool’s LP token contract address and import it as a custom token. Use the address for the exact pool and network; the pair’s token address is what tells the wallet which balance to display.
- Switch your wallet to the same network where you supplied liquidity.
- Find the correct pool token address through SpookySwap’s pool details or a trusted block explorer for that network.
- In your wallet, choose its custom token or import token option, paste the address, and review the detected token details.
- Confirm the import. This changes what the wallet displays; it does not move or create tokens.
What should I check if it still does not show?
Check the wallet address that supplied liquidity and whether the position is staked. If it is a V3 position, look for it in the position interface rather than trying to import an LP token address. If the LP is unstaked, verify the network and contract address before importing again.
- Wrong network: switch to the chain where the pool exists.
- Staked position: check the farm or staking page for your deposit.
- V3 liquidity: check the position view; it may not appear as a fungible token.
Importing a token is a display step, not a recovery transaction. If the position is in the right wallet and network, the wallet’s token list or SpookySwap’s position view should show where it is held.