MetaMask is set to integrate Bitcoin and Solana into its wallet this year, expanding its support beyond Ethereum-compatible networks.
Bitcoin support is expected to launch in Q3, while Solana integration—MetaMask’s first non-EVM chain—will go live in May. Users will be able to buy, sell, swap, and interact with Solana-based dApps directly within the wallet.
MetaMask is also rolling out major UI/UX upgrades, including gas-included swaps (eliminating the need to hold ETH for gas fees) in March and support for multiple Secret Recovery Phrases (SRPs) next month. Additionally, a physical MetaMask card for crypto payments via Mastercard will launch in April.
The wallet is also set to fully integrate Bitcoin and Solana, with Solana support launching in May and Bitcoin in Q3. This marks the first direct integration of these networks into MetaMask.
Regarding concerns over Solana’s memecoin scandals, co-founder Dan Finlay stated that MetaMask’s goal is to provide users with the access they seek.
Meanwhile, Consensys and the U.S. SEC have reached an agreement to end the agency’s enforcement case against MetaMask, following similar resolutions involving Coinbase and Binance.
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