Tokens and balances

TL;DR

SudoStake recognises the tokens you’ll use most (USDC on both testnet and mainnet) so amounts, icons, and balances just work.
The app checks whether your wallet or vault needs a storage deposit before you move tokens and gives you a one-click fix if it does.
Vault owners and lenders look at the same token data, keeping both sides aligned on symbols, decimals, and balances.

Check balances: Wallet balances show up in the header and dashboard; vault balances display on each vault page.
Register for a token: If you or your vault isn’t registered, you’ll see a banner with a single button to pay the tiny storage deposit.
Send funds to the vault: The deposit dialog lets you top up NEAR. Token transfers use the same pattern—pick the token, enter the amount, approve in your wallet.
See token details: Hover tooltips and summary cards reveal the symbol, decimals, and which network the token belongs to.

We pre-fill the correct contract IDs so you never have to copy/paste them.
Amounts stay human-friendly because we know how many decimals each token uses.
When the team adds a new supported token, it automatically appears in the dialogs—no manual setup on your side.

NEP-141 tokens need a small NEAR deposit before they can store balances for a new account.
The UI spots gaps automatically and surfaces a one-click “Register with token” banner.
Read the plain-language explainer in Token registration if you want to know what happens under the hood.

Keep a little NEAR in your vault so you can pay storage deposits or gas without moving funds around at the last minute.
If a balance looks off, press Retry indexing to fetch the latest state from the chain.
Need to double-check something on-chain? Use the explorer links in the UI—they already point to the right contract for the active network.