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# Adding Metanovaverse to Keplr

Keplr is the wallet mostly being used in the Cosmos Ecosystem and it supports other Cosmos-based chains as well. It also allows you to have both a Cosmos-based address and an EVM address meaning it can act as your gateway from EVM to Cosmos-based services and vice versa. You're going to need Keplr wallet If you don't have Keplr wallet yet, you can download it from [here](https://www.keplr.app/download).

1\) One way to add Metanovaverse network to your Keplr web extension wallet, go to <https://ping.metanovaverse.com>. Go to the upper right corner then click on Connect Wallet

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2\) Click Enable Keplr

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3\) It will ask for your approval to add the network. Click Approve

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4\) The newly added chain may not be visible right away. Click on the upper left corner then click Manage Chain Visibility.

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5\) Other chains may be selected, search for Metanovaverse then tick the checkbox beside it then click Save.

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Go back to your Keplr wallet then you will be able to see Metanovaverse at the bottom

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