About this connection
This page offers a simple, secure bridge between your browser wallet and a decentralized application (dApp). When you click
Connect with MetaMask your MetaMask extension will open a permission dialog that asks whether you permit this site
to view your public account address and request transactions. No private keys ever leave your wallet and this page does not request or collect
any sensitive secrets. There is no sign-up or password stored here — the wallet itself handles authentication.
Connecting your wallet allows the site to read public on-chain information such as your account address, the network you are on, and balances.
If a transaction is needed later, MetaMask will prompt you to confirm any transaction on the extension — you always have to explicitly approve outgoing actions.
Treat every signature prompt with care. A signature can authorize many actions; always verify the intent and the recipient contract before approving.
Why use a browser wallet?
Browser wallets like MetaMask are a widely-adopted way to manage blockchain accounts without surrendering private keys to a central server.
They offer convenience and control: you manage your accounts locally, you sign transactions yourself, and you can switch networks or accounts at any time.
This makes your experience portable and censorship resistant while remaining under your control.
Security tips
- Never paste your seed phrase or private key into a website. MetaMask will never ask for these in-page.
- Only approve transactions you initiated and understand. Check contract addresses on Etherscan if unsure.
- Use hardware wallets for high-value accounts. MetaMask supports hardware signing devices.
- Keep your extension and browser up to date.
Disclaimer
This page is provided for educational and convenience purposes only. It does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice. By using this
page you acknowledge that you are solely responsible for any transactions you approve in your wallet. The author and host of this page disclaim
all liability for losses, damages, or claims arising from your use of the page. Always independently verify smart contract addresses and transaction
details. If you are unsure about the safety of an action, do not approve it and seek professional advice.
How this works (technical)
The script checks for an injected Ethereum provider at window.ethereum. If present we call ethereum.request({ method: 'eth_requestAccounts' })
to obtain permission to view the user's public address. The provider can also be used to request balances and listen to account or network changes.
This page does not send private data to remote servers; it interacts with the provider and reads public blockchain state.
If MetaMask is not installed, follow the official installation steps from MetaMask's website.