We’re rolling out Multichain Accounts on MetaMask soon, so you can easily trade tokens across EVM and non-EVM networks while keeping track of your assets.
Previously, addresses on EVM and non-EVM chains were managed separately and couldn't be viewed together. But no longer. MetaMask Multichain Accounts simplify your wallet, letting you view all your assets across EVM and non-EVM chains in one account.
How do Multichain Accounts work
One unified account for addresses across different networks
Easy navigation across chains, unifying your swap and bridge experience
Clearer organization of digital assets
What happens to my existing accounts on MetaMask
All of your EVM accounts will keep their names and addresses. Each EVM address will be grouped into a Multichain account, alongside a Solana address that is paired with it.
If you already have Solana addresses, they’ll be paired with your EVM addresses into Multichain Accounts. If not, new Solana addresses will be created for you.
Support for additional networks, like Bitcoin, Tron, and Monad, is coming
Whether you’re a newbie looking for easy onboarding, or an OG who needs streamlined account management, Multichain Accounts make MetaMask simpler and smoother than ever.
Multichain Accounts go live at the end of October. Update MetaMask to the latest version to check out our latest features.
FAQs about Multichain Accounts
• Wallet: A container for your accounts and assets. You can have multiple wallets in MetaMask app by importing an SRP or adding a hardware wallet.
• Account: A holder that groups addresses from different chains.
• Address: The public identifier you use to send and receive tokens on a specific network.
Your addresses are now grouped into Multichain Accounts within MetaMask. You still have access to all your EVM and Solana addresses. They’re organized together for easier crosschain management.
Each Multichain account pairs one EVM address with one Solana address. When an EVM address and a Solana address are paired into a Multichain account, the Multichain account retains the name of the previous EVM account that contained just the EVM address.
• If you have more EVM addresses than Solana, new Solana addresses are created to match.
• If you have more Solana addresses than EVM, new EVM addresses are created to pair with the extra Solana addresses.
Solana addresses are shown alongside EVM addresses within each Multichain account in your MetaMask wallet. Just select a Multichain account to view all paired addresses.
Accounts are now grouped across multiple networks, which may combine previously separate addresses. You can still see every address you owned, inside your Multichain Accounts.
MetaMask initially started as an Ethereum wallet, but now supports many networks, like Solana and Sei, with more to come. Multichain Accounts make managing assets across networks seamless and secure. One home, many chains.
MetaMask currently supports EVM networks, like Ethereum, Linea, Arbitrum, Base, as well as Solana. Support for Bitcoin, Tron, and Monad is coming.
Solana isn’t supported on hardware wallets yet. Your hardware accounts will remain EVM-only, and will not be grouped together.
Your balances are now aggregated across all networks.
You don’t have to worry about switching networks. Each flow in MetaMask will ask you to select the relevant network.
