Does MetaMask support Bitcoin?

Yes, MetaMask supports Bitcoin. As of November 2026, every MetaMask account automatically includes a Bitcoin address next to its Ethereum-style and Solana addresses, and BTC can be sent, received, bought and swapped inside the wallet. Solana and Tron are also built in. XRP is the main gap, and it can only be added through an outside add-on. For an overview of the wallet, see what is MetaMask.

Which networks does MetaMask support?

MetaMask's network help page lists Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, Linea, Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, OP, Avalanche, zkSync Era, Monad, Sei, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, MegaETH, Arc and Tempo. Some are switched on by default and others sit under Additional networks.

Most of those are EVM networks, meaning they run Ethereum-compatible software and share a single address. Any other EVM network can be added by entering its details. MetaMask warns that third-party network lists are not maintained by MetaMask, so details should be checked first. Non-EVM chains work differently, and MetaMask points to Snaps as the route for adding those.

Does MetaMask support Bitcoin?

Yes. MetaMask's multichain accounts, which became the default in Mobile v7.57 and Extension v13.5, give each account one EVM, one Solana and one Bitcoin address. The Bitcoin address uses the native SegWit format, and MetaMask says it can only send to and receive from native SegWit addresses for now. The formats are explained in the different bitcoin address types.

You can buy BTC with the Buy button, where payment options vary by region, or swap EVM or Solana tokens into BTC. MetaMask notes that Bitcoin transactions are much slower than Ethereum or Solana ones. Importing a Bitcoin account by private key is not yet supported, though a recovery phrase works.

Does MetaMask support Solana and Tron?

Yes to both. Each multichain account has its own Solana address. MetaMask says Solana is not yet supported on hardware wallets, so hardware accounts stay EVM-only. How MetaMask compares with a Solana-first wallet is in MetaMask vs Phantom.

Tron arrived in the mobile app and browser extension on January 15, 2026, The Block reported. It covers TRX, Tron apps, sending USDT on Tron, TRX staking and swaps between Tron, EVM networks, Solana and Bitcoin. Because USDT exists on several chains, picking the right network matters, as explained in what happens if you send crypto on the wrong network.

Does MetaMask support XRP?

Not natively. The XRP Ledger is not on MetaMask's list of networks. A Snap, an add-on built by an outside developer, can add it. The XRP Ledger Snap documentation says it lets users view balances, send and receive XRP and manage XRPL tokens from inside MetaMask.

MetaMask's Snaps FAQ says Snaps come from third-party developers, and Consensys does not endorse or guarantee their safety. Snaps that manage accounts must pass an approved audit and a manual review before being allowlisted. MetaMask suggests reviewing each Snap's permissions and installing only from developers you trust.