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# 2️⃣ Query Contract

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Type down your CW20 token contract address. [How to Get My CW20 Token Contract Address](/products/supertools-for-xpla/cw20-token-creation/how-to-get-my-cw20-token-contract-address.md)

Then query response appears on the right side.

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**All Accounts**, **Minter**, and **Marketing** queries do not require additional parameters other than the CW20 contract address. Required parameters for other queries are shown below.

* **Balance** of a specific address
  * Owner Address
* **Allowance** is an amount allowed by some address to another address for spending or burning.
  * Allower address
  * Spender address
* **All Allowance** is the list of all allowances an address has provided.
  * Allower Address
* **All Accounts** that have the token.
* **Minter** address for the token contract.
* **Marketing** information is provided by the token.


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