> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.universalx.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.universalx.app/understand-1/chain-agnostic-trading/finding-tokens.md).
# Finding Tokens
On UniversalX, you can find and trade any token on any chain. Use the following methods to locate the token you’re looking for:
1. **Search by Contract Address, Token Name, or Token Symbol**
Enter the token information you want to search for in the input field. UniversalX will search across all chains to provide the most relevant results. Please note, to ensure accuracy, you can verify the token you wish to purchase by checking its market cap, price, and contract address.
2. **Token list**
UniversalX displays tokens across all chains, categorized for your convenience. You can explore different lists to find your desired themes and categories, or customize filters and sorting based on your specific needs.
3. **Glance List**
You can add tokens you're interested in to the Glance List by clicking the 'Glance' button and view them together later on the 'Trade' page. Alternatively, click the 'Glance All' button to add all tokens to the Glance List at once.
4. **About Risks**
To protect users from purchasing fraudulent tokens on the blockchain, UniversalX conducts comprehensive risk assessments for all tokens. Risk indicators are clearly marked in both the token list and the token details page. Please review these indicators before making a purchase to avoid potential asset losses.
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