# Token page
In this page you can browse all the token present in Avalanche network and subnets. Whether you are new to Avascan or an experienced user, this guide will provide you with the knowledge and tools to understand and navigate efficiently.
A token is a value or an asset existing in the chain, to it there is a smart contract associated.
This page is accesible directly from the Homepage by clicking on the Token button available on the top.
### ERC20
An ERC20 token is the standard fungible token, this type generated on the Ethereum blockchain but is now used in every chain, included Avalanche. Is the most common token type.\
The results are displayed in different columns:
* **Token:** token name, used chain and icon
* **Bridge:** if present, the one use by the token
* **Symbol:** token symbol
* **Dapp:** if present, the one involved with the token
* **Address:** token address
* **Created at:** date and time
* **Market Cap:** total value of the asset
### ERC721
An ERC721 token is the standard non-fungible token, this type generated on the Ethereum blockchain but is now used in every chain, included Avalanche.
The results are displayed in different columns:
* **Token:** token name, used chain and icon
* **Symbol:** token symbol
* **Address:** token address
* **TX hash:** or so called Transaction ID, the unique identifier for a transaction, and the subnet in which it was executed
* **Created at:** date and time
* **Details:** by clicking here on *view NFT* you'll be redirected to the token page and be able to see the image and many other informations
### ERC1155
An ERC1155 token can be fungible or non-fungible, its key feature is that a single smart contract supports the creation for both types. This type generated on the Ethereum blockchain but is now used in every chain, included Avalanche.
The results are displayed in different columns:
* **Token:** token name, used chain and icon
* **Symbol:** token symbol
* **Address:** token address
* **TX hash:** or so called Transaction ID, the unique identifier for a transaction, and the subnet in which it was executed
* **Created at:** date and time
* **Details:** by clicking here on *view NFT* you'll be redirected to the token page and be able to see the image and many other informations
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