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# Tokens / Networks View

Get a 360-degree overview of your Nova Wallet assets

### How to Switch Between Tokens and Networks Views

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**Tokens** view groups your assets based on the token. You'll see how much of a certain token you have on all supported networks.

**Networks** view groups your assets based on the chain. You'll see how much of all supported tokens you have on a certain network.
{% endhint %}

1. Open the Nova Wallet application.
2. `Select` the **Assets** **screen** and then `select` **Tokens**.
3. Your view will switch to **Networks**. To switch back, `select` **Networks**.

### How to Hide or Show Some Tokens

1. Open the Nova Wallet application.
2. `Select` the **Assets** **screen**.
3. Next to **Tokens** or **Networks**, `select` the **preferences button**.
4. To show or hide **tokens that you don't currently have**, `toggle` on/off the **Hide assets with zero balances** **switch**.
5. To hide or show a **certain token** on all networks, find the **token** that you wish to hide, and `toggle` on/off the **switch** next to the token.
6. To hide or show a certain token on a **certain network**, find the **token** that you wish to hide,  `select` the **edit button** next to it, and `toggle` on/off the **switch** next to the network.

[<br>](https://docs.novawallet.io/nova-wallet-wiki/asset-management/show-hide-zero-balances)


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