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Connect your wallet to compatible apps and marketplaces. Review each connection and choose what you approve.
A more connected web ↗Meet MetaMask for Chrome—a self-custody wallet that helps you connect to decentralized apps, manage digital assets, and explore web3 on your terms.
MetaMask is a browser wallet and gateway to web3. Once added to Chrome, it can help you interact with apps built on Ethereum and other supported networks—while keeping control of your wallet in your hands.
Explore at your pace.
Stay in control at every step.
Useful tools for the places you want to go—right from your browser.
Connect your wallet to compatible apps and marketplaces. Review each connection and choose what you approve.
A more connected web ↗View supported tokens and collectibles, and manage your wallet activity in one familiar browser extension.
Your wallet, your call ↗Explore supported blockchain networks and discover apps and experiences built across web3.
Find your next thing ↗Networks, assets, and app compatibility vary. Digital assets can be volatile and involve risk.
The extension is a starting point. Take time to understand self-custody before you use a wallet with real assets.
Visit the Chrome Web StoreOpen the verified MetaMask listing in the Chrome Web Store and add the extension to your browser.
Follow MetaMask's setup flow. Your Secret Recovery Phrase is the key to your wallet—keep it private and offline.
Only connect to sites you trust. Read transaction details carefully before you approve anything.
MetaMask is self-custodial: you control your Secret Recovery Phrase. Anyone who gets it may be able to access your wallet, and no legitimate support agent will ask you to share it.
New to wallets? Start here, and always check official support resources for the latest guidance.
It is a browser wallet that lets you manage a self-custody wallet and connect to supported decentralized applications from Chrome.
The wallet extension is free to install. Some blockchain transactions may have network fees, and third-party services may have their own charges.
No. MetaMask is self-custodial, so you are responsible for protecting your Secret Recovery Phrase. Never share it with anyone, including people claiming to be support.
Use the official Chrome Web Store listing linked on this page, verify the publisher, and avoid sponsored search results or unofficial download sites.
Go directly to the official Chrome Web Store listing to learn more and install.