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# Connect Your Wallet to CUBISwap

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Users must connect a crypto wallet to connect the CUBISwap website to use the features of the platform.

#### Recommended Wallet: MetaMask

We recommend using CUBISwap with a [MetaMask](https://metamask.io/) wallet.&#x20;

## Smartphone/Mobile

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="MetaMask" %}
To connect MetaMask to CUBISwap follow the steps below.

### Android and IOS

1. Open MetaMask and tap on the **burger icon** in the top-left.
2. Tap **Settings** in the menu.
3. In the Settings menu, tap on **Network**.
4. Tap on the **Add Network** button at the bottom.
5. On the page that opens, type in the opBNB detail
6. Once you've confirmed entry of the new network, go back to the burger menu and tap **Browser**.
7. Type "CUBISwap" into the search field and start the search. The top result will be the CUBISwap exchange. Tap to enter it.
8. You wallet will ask you to connect. Tap **Connect** to connect to CUBISwap.
   {% endtab %}
   {% endtabs %}

## **Desktop/Web Browser wallets**

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="MetaMask" %}

### Chrome and Firefox

&#x20; 1\.  Open MetaMask and click on the **network selector** at the top.&#x20;

&#x20; 2\.  By default it will show "opBNB". Scroll down and click **Custom RPC**.

&#x20; 3\.  A window will open. Type in the details below.

&#x20; 4\.  Make sure you've typed everything in correctly and click **Save**.&#x20;

&#x20; 5\.  Visit the CUBISwap website. In the top right corner you'll see the **Connect** button.&#x20;

&#x20; 6\.  A window will appear asking you to choose a wallet to connect to. Click **MetaMask.**
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}


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