Token pricing
Review and edit token prices supplied by the feed system.
Token pricing lists tokens and their current price from the feed system, and lets you update the price for a token that supports a manual value. Like exchange rates, this feeds the platform's shared valuation path: asset values, portfolio totals, and value history all read a token's price through the same conversion context this page's values come from.
Reach for this page only for a token whose price the feed system cannot supply on its own; a token with an automatic feed needs no manual entry here. It has no effect on currency conversion rates, which Exchange rates controls separately. The table lists EVM tokens.
A manual price update writes through the same feed system an automatic price would, not a Console-only display value. Confirming submits it as an on-chain transaction that the platform queues rather than applies on the spot; settlement and indexing follow, and only once the new value is indexed does any valuation read it. The price must be a positive number; zero and blank values are rejected, because the price form requires a value greater than zero. You also choose a currency for the price, from a fixed list of twelve codes the Console curates for token pricing (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, AED, SGD, SAR, MYR, ZAR). That list is not the same set Exchange rates tracks, so a code the deployment has not added there leaves the token's valuation unconvertible until it is. The picker defaults to whatever currency the token is already priced in, or USD for a token with no price yet. Check the currency before confirming. A wrong currency affects valuations until a corrected price update is indexed.
Submitting a manual price update is one of the operations the organisation's Audit trail records. The trail carries the actor's account id and the role they held at the time, so you can confirm afterward who submitted a given update, though the list carries no per-entry timestamp.
Two separate checks gate this workflow, and a queue sits between confirming and any valuation seeing the result:
Opening the page checks the organisation-wide role; completing the write checks the token's own admin role. Both must pass, and the second check does not run until wallet verification on the confirm step.
Steps
Open Token pricing
Browse to the token pricing path directly rather than through the sidebar, and confirm you are in the right organisation first, since prices shown here are scoped to the active organisation's tokens. The page heading reads Token pricing, subtitled "View and manage prices for all tokens on the platform."
Screen equivalent: the table lists tokens in name order with their current pricing data from the feed system.
Review or edit a price
Find the token, review its current feed value, and select Edit price when the token supports a price update. A token with no price yet shows Not set in the price column. Selecting it opens a sheet headed Set token price for a token with no price yet, or Edit token price when one already exists.
Enter the new price and currency
Enter the new value in the Price field as a positive decimal number, for example 100.50; zero and blank values are rejected before you can continue. Choose the currency in the Currency field from the fixed list of twelve codes this page curates for token pricing; the picker defaults to whatever currency the token is already priced in, or USD for a token with no price yet. When the token already has a price, the sheet also shows that current price and currency above the fields, for reference while you set the new one.
Review and confirm
Select Confirm price to open the review step. It shows the token by name and symbol, the current price and currency if the token already had one, and the new price and currency you are about to set. Complete wallet verification there to submit; nothing writes until that verification finishes.
The same write is available as a token price endpoint in the Platform API reference, for a deployment that submits prices from code instead of the Console.
Troubleshooting
A token has no current price
Confirm that the token has a configured feed and that the feed has published a value.
An asset or portfolio value looks wrong for a token
Check the token's price on this page first. The platform's valuation calculations read this same value; if the price here is stale or wrong, so is anything computed from it.
A price update is rejected
Zero and blank values are always rejected before you can submit; a token cannot carry a zero price. If the number itself looks valid, check that you selected a currency, since the update requires one alongside the figure.
A rejection can also arrive after wallet verification, from the platform rather than the form. "You are not authorized to set the token price. You do not have the admin role for this token." means your account can open this page but does not hold the token's own admin role. Ask whoever administers the token to grant it, or have them submit the update instead. A refusal naming a missing identity contract (DALP-0345) means your account has no on-chain identity yet on the active network; complete onboarding, then retry.
A price was saved in the wrong currency
Submit a corrected update with the right currency selected. Because the previous update already took effect live, everything that read the token's price in the meantime read the wrong currency too; there is no automatic way to identify or notify every place that already used the incorrect value.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if I cancel the wallet verification step?
Nothing writes. Cancelling closes the sheet without submitting the price, and the token keeps its previous value until you reopen the form and complete verification.
Can I update a token's price from somewhere other than this page?
Yes. A token's own management menu carries a Set price or Edit price item that opens the same form and calls the same update. Both paths check the same role, the token's own admin role, not the organisation-wide Admin or System Manager role that only decides who can reach this table. The two surfaces refuse differently, though. On the token's own management menu, a caller without the token's admin role never opens the form at all: the menu item is disabled outright, before any price entry or wallet verification. From this page, Edit price opens for anyone who can reach the table, so the same caller can enter a price and reach wallet verification before that same role check refuses the write. Someone who holds the token's admin role completes the update the same way from either surface.
Can I search or export the token list?
Yes. The table's toolbar carries a search box, with placeholder text reading Search tokens..., plus export and column-visibility controls, the same data-table toolbar the Console reuses across its other tables. Use search when the organisation has more tokens than fit comfortably on one page, and export when you need the current price list outside the Console.
How is this different from Data feeds?
Data feeds manages trusted on-chain values by subject and topic. Publishing a price-topic feed requires Feeds Manager permission and uses the organisation's submission signer. Token pricing changes a token's own price field when its price is not supplied automatically by the feed system.