DocsHow every part of Printer works.

Launch

Import a token

Bring an existing token in to trade and automate it.

Import an existing token to trade and automate it with your wallets, without launching anything.

  1. Paste the token address
    A contract address on EVM chains, or the mint address on Solana. Printer reads the token straight away and shows its name, symbol, supply and the market it trades on.
  2. Check the name and symbol
    They are filled in from the token itself. Edit either one to use your own label in Printer (the token is unchanged). Use on-chain puts the original back.
  3. Optional: advanced settings
    Printer detects the trading venue automatically. Only force a venue, fee tier or pair asset if detection picks the wrong pool.
  4. Choose trade wallets
    Create new wallets, or reuse a folder or a project’s wallets.
  5. Import
    The token opens in the trading workspace.

What the detected card tells you

  • Market found: the venue, fee tier and pair Printer will trade on, plus the token’s supply and decimals.
  • No market: no tradeable pool or launchpad was found on this chain, with the reason. Check the chain and address, or force a venue under advanced settings.
  • On chains with market data, the card also shows the token’s logo, market cap, liquidity, 24h volume, holders and age, and its deepest pools.
  • If you already imported the token, the card links straight to it.
  • On Solana, extra token traits are listed under the card (for example a transfer fee, a freeze authority, an inactive transfer hook its authority could switch on later, or interest-bearing balances). The token can still be traded.