As one of the most popular wallets for interacting with blockchain networks, MetaMask is a go-to tool for DeFi enthusiasts, NFT collectors, and crypto traders. However, manually adding new networks like Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, or Fantom can be a frustrating and error-prone process.
Enter Chainlist, the ultimate solution for simplifying blockchain connectivity. Chainlist empowers MetaMask users to quickly and securely add Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible networks with just a few clicks, making it the best tool for managing your multi-chain wallet.
MetaMask is a versatile wallet, but its default settings only include Ethereum. To unlock the full potential of DeFi, users need access to additional blockchains like Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Polygon, or Avalanche. Manually configuring these networks involves finding the correct RPC URLs, Chain IDs, and native token symbols — a process that can be confusing and time-consuming.
Chainlist solves this problem by providing verified, up-to-date blockchain details, enabling MetaMask users to:
For more on the importance of multi-chain access, check out Ethereum.org’s guide to layer-2 networks.
Chainlist allows MetaMask users to add networks with a single click. No more digging through forums or documentation for the right network details — Chainlist does it all for you.
The platform provides accurate and secure RPC URLs, Chain IDs, and token symbols for hundreds of EVM-compatible networks. This ensures that MetaMask users connect to legitimate blockchains without risking misconfiguration.
For an in-depth look at EVM compatibility and its significance, refer to CoinDesk’s blockchain guide.