> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.uncx.network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.uncx.network/guides/for-projects/token-minter/edit-your-token.md).
# Edit your token
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In order to edit one of your tokens, open . You will see a full list of all your tokens minted with our token minter. To edit one of them, select the "Settings" button, on the right side of the screen.
### Simple ERC-20 Token
As the Simple ERC-20 Token does not have any special functions, there is nothing to edit. You can use this page to copy the token address.
### Hyperlane
On the Hyperlane Token edit page you can:
* Add networks to your token to enable multichain functionalities
* Configure the couplings (visible after selecting one of the available networks)
### ERC-404
On the ERC-404 edit page you can:
* Edit the Token URL (metadata link)
* Renounce contract ownership
### Tax Token
On the Tax Token edit page you can:
* Change the buy tax
* Change the sell tax
* Whitelist addresses from fees
* Change the fee receiver
* Renounce contract ownership
### LP Tax Token
On the LP Tax Token edit page you can:
* Change the buy tax
* Change the sell tax
* Change the tax threshold
* Whitelist addresses from fees
* Renounce contract ownership
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