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# View token investors

To view a detailed list of all investors holding your tokens:

* Go to your listing page
* Select the relevant asset/token.

1. **Access the Investors Tab:**
   * Select the 'Investors' tab from your dashboard.
2. **Investor Details:**
   * View a list of investors, including their names, email address, wallet address, and the number of tokens held.
   * You can also see the KYC status of each investor.

If an investor uses multiple wallets to purchase a token, they will be listed separately for each wallet with the corresponding purchase quantity. The list displays unique wallet entries.


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