How to Add Solana to MetaMask – Easy Setup Guide

Zac McClure
ByZac McClure, MBAReviewed byAlex MilesUpdated on April 8, 2026 · minute read
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  • MetaMask now supports Solana. Users can create a Solana account in MetaMask or import one, then view or transfer SOL and SPL tokens.

  • While MetaMask supports Solana, we also recommend wallets like Exodus, Phantom, and Solflare for optimal Solana management.

Will my MetaMask wallet support Solana?

  • Yes, MetaMask supports Solana. You can create a Solana account in MetaMask or import an existing one.

  • If you’ve used Phantom or Solflare, you can import that account into MetaMask using the recovery phrase or by connecting a compatible hardware wallet.

How to add Solana to MetaMask

If you want to know how to add Solana to MetaMask, this is the current supported flow, generally applicable whether you’re using MetaMask on Desktop (as a browser extension) or Mobile (as an app).

Update MetaMask to the latest version of the app or browser extension, and follow these steps:

  1. Open MetaMask and select Solana from the networks menu. If Solana does not appear, use the network's catalog to add it.

  2. Create or import a Solana account. Save the recovery phrase securely, or import an existing Solana account from Phantom, Solflare, or a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor.

  3. Fund the account. Withdraw SOL from your exchange to your Solana address, or bridge assets into Solana using a reputable bridge. Start with a small test.

  4. Add SPL tokens. Common tokens appear automatically. For others, paste the token mint address to show balances.

  5. Safety check. Solana and Ethereum addresses are different. Send a tiny transfer first to confirm the destination.

For more details and support, visit MetaMask's support documentation.

What are the chances MetaMask will ever support Solana?

It already does. Expect continued improvements to account setup, token detection, dapp connections, and general UX rather than a one-time release.

Solana has been a wildly popular token through the latest crypto bull run in 2024-25, so it’s natural that MetaMask (a leading crypto wallet) would expand its tech to support it. As with any crypto, do your own research and understand the risks involved before investing, and take security seriously. Never share your seed phrase, and store it securely offline in multiple locations.

Overview of the best Solana wallets

MetaMask now covers Solana, yet dedicated Solana wallets still excel and may be preferable for certain tasks. Here are three of the best crypto wallets that support Solana, with pros and cons for each:

Exodus

Best Cardano wallet for multiple cryptos

Exodus is a multi-asset wallet with SOL support, a clean interface, and desktop and mobile apps. It pairs with popular hardware wallets and offers built-in swaps for supported assets.

Phantom Wallet

Best Solana wallet to begin staking

Phantom is Solana-first. It streamlines SOL staking, handles NFTs smoothly, and connects quickly to Solana dapps on mobile and in the browser.

Solflare Wallet

Best Solana wallet for multiple platforms

Solflare runs on web and mobile, supports hardware wallets, and includes tools for staking and NFTs. It is built for users who want consistent control across devices.

If you split activity across MetaMask, Phantom, Solflare, or exchanges, export the histories regularly and import them into TokenTax. We can help you reconcile SOL buys and sells, SPL token transfers, staking income, NFT trades, bridges, and fees, so your gains, losses, and income are always accurate at tax filing time.

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Zac McClure
Zac McClureCo-Founder & CEO at TokenTax
Zac co-founded TokenTax after his career in international finance and accounting at JPMorgan, Imprint Capital and Bain. He has worked in more than a half-dozen countries and received his MBA from the UPenn Wharton School.
Alex Miles
Reviewed byAlex MilesCo-Founder at TokenTax
Prior to TokenTax, Alex worked as a Product Designer at Dropbox and before that Readmill (acquired by Dropbox). He holds a BS in Digital Information Design - Interactive Media from Winthrop University.

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