A self-custody Web3 wallet available as a browser extension and mobile app. MetaMask is widely used for interacting with Ethereum and EVM-compatible networks.
High Confidence Score
2 external audits · 7yr track record
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Every protocol carries risks. Below is a breakdown of MetaMask's specific vulnerabilities, from smart contract dependencies to historical exploits and network liquidity assumptions.
Interacting with malicious smart contracts can result in loss of funds.
MetaMask itself does not manage liquidity, but transactions depend on network conditions.
Development decisions are made by ConsenSys, which could affect product direction.
If you lose your seed phrase, funds cannot be recovered.
No major protocol-level exploits, but phishing attacks targeting users are common.
Wallet providers may adjust features in response to evolving regulatory requirements.
Always start with a small test transaction.
MetaMask prioritizes accessibility and ecosystem integration over hardware-level isolation.
A security-focused browser wallet optimized for DeFi users.
A hardware wallet designed for secure offline key storage.
Verify the domain before connecting. Prefer test transactions first.
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Always do your own research and verify URLs before interacting with any decentralized application or smart contract.