Go to MetaMask.io and select from Android or iOS for mobile application and select Chrome for desktop. You can also go directly to the Chrome store, Google Play store, or Apple App Store (soon).
You can sync your MetaMask extension wallet with mobile by using the MetaMask Mobile Sync feature.
Technically no, you can accept signature requests from sites without any value in an account. Adding cryptocurrencies in your MetaMask account (such as ETH and ERC-20 or, ERC-721 tokens) allow you to invest, trade, play games, own unique digital items (NFT collectibless), and much more.
You can easily buy Ethereum with a debit card or Apple Pay directly within MetaMask by clicking “Add funds”. You can request funds from a friend by sending them a payment request showing your QR code in person or by sharing your public address.
You can send ETH and tokens from another wallet to a new MetaMask account. Simply copy your new MetaMask public address and go to your existing wallet or exchange to send funds to your new wallet address.
You can find your MetaMask address under account name (in the format 0x12r45...6HJ9).
In the app, click the menu button (top left), then click Send.
ETH and any ETH based token (erc20, 721, and more). You may need to manually list some tokens to see them within MetaMask.
Yes! There is a collectibles tab on the home screen of your mobile wallet.
Yes! Use our Swaps feature to swap tokens inside MetaMask, or use any of the exchanges listed at home.metamask.io
MetaMask currently supports Trezor and Ledger on the extension. There is currently no hardware wallet support on mobile yet. Request feature.
An ethereum address is a unique identifier that serves as a virtual location for your ether and ethereum-based tokens. Think of it like your bank account number.
On the mobile app, tap the menu button (top right), then click Wallet. Select a token or collectible then click Send or Recieve.
It’s as easy as hitting the Swap button inside your desktop extension. Here’s a quick demo to help you get started: https://youtu.be/zeu-a-W2qJQ
A Swap may fail due to various reasons. The most common is when a transaction runs 'out of gas.' The 'out of gas' error occurs when all the gas that was allocated for the transaction is consumed before the Swap could complete. To prevent an 'out of gas' transaction failure, we recommend using the default Network Fee amount that is provided by MetaMask. When a Swap fails, some of the gas fees may be consumed by the network, but the asset you wished to swap from will still be safe and available in your MetaMask wallet. If a Swap fails your funds will always be safe in your wallet. If your Swap fails more than once, please contact our support team so we can investigate the underlying cause.
Behind the scenes, MetaMask Swaps automatically aggregates available liquidity from leading DEXs and Professional Market Makers. If you can't find a token, it likely lacks the sufficient amount of liquidity.
Slippage refers to the difference between the expected price of a trade and the price at which the trade is executed. Slippage is most prevalent with larger orders and during periods of higher volatility.
ERC20 tokens are deployed with functionality that allows other smart contracts to move tokens. By approving the smart contracts, it now has permission to execute the peer to peer swapping behavior on your behalf. The Spend Limit permission is the total amount of tokens that are able to move when using MetaMask Swap. By default, we set the allowance to a high value, so you don't have to approve your tokens every time you want to Swap, but you can always configure a lower amount using a Custom Spend Limit.
A dynamic service fee that ranges between 0.3% - 0.875% is automatically factored into each quote, which supports ongoing development to make MetaMask even better.
Backup your seed phrase
Use MetaMask on a personal device
With your wallet’s seed phrase. MetaMask can only load one seed phrase at a time. If you already have a wallet, select the “import seed” option when you set up your wallet.
You can add an additional, “loose” account to MetaMask using a private key or json file. Please note: your seed phrase will not recover any “loose accounts” (accounts added with a private key/json file). . Make sure to keep BOTH your seed phrase and private key(s) securely stored to recover all your accounts.
If you cannot remember your password, you must restore your account using your seed phrase and create a new password.
The seed phrase is the last resort when it comes to recovering an account. There are ways to try to find and restore the seed phrase on a computer his requires access to the computer with the installation of MetaMask or a backup of the computer.
When using MetaMask with sites
When using MetaMask for transactions
Please ensure you are on the latest version of MetaMask. If the issue persists, please contact support with details on when the app crashes so that we can investigate the cause.
This is typically caused by a bad network connection. We recommend trying a different network.
You may need to list your custom token into MetaMask in order to see it.
You can email us at support@metamask.io or tweet @metamasksupport
Email support@metamask.io or submit a bug report directly as a Github issue (for devs): https://github.com/metamask
Open a Github issue here for MetaMask mobile, here for the browser extension, or submit a feature request here.
We recommend reaching out to the site first. If they are unable to assist you, email us at support@metamask.io, and we’ll take a closer look.
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