# Adding re.al to your wallet manager

{% hint style="info" %}
Some users experienced problems using re.al with their Metamask wallet, so it's kindly recommended to migrate to Rabby, which offers a much smoother experience, but this is just a recommendation. If you prefer using Metamask, you can absolutely do so, just note that you may encounter some strange behaviours, mostly when estimating gas for transactions.
{% endhint %}

## Easy way to add re.al to your wallet manager

The easiest way to add re.al to your wallet manager is to use [the Chainlist page](https://chainlist.org/?search=re.al) and click the `Add to Metamask` button.

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Whether you are using Metamask or another wallet manager like Rabby, the button should automatically add the network informations to your wallet manager and switch to the new chain.

## Adding manually re.al to Metamask

In order to add re.al to your Metamask wallet manager, follow these steps:

* Click on the Metamask icon in your browser
* Click on the Menu icon in the top right corner `⋮`
* Click on `Settings` in the dropdown menu `⚙`
* Click on the `Network` option in the settings menu
* Click on the `Add Network` burtton at the bottom
* You will probably have to click on the `Add a network manually` link at the bottom of the list
* Add the following information to add the new network

<figure><img src="/files/IlWuVOKM5zo7jGjuCSnb" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

You are done, you can now switch to re.al using the chain selector in Metamask.

## Adding manually re.al to Rabby

In order to add re.al to your Rabby wallet manager, follow these steps:

* Click on the Rabby icon in your browser
* Click on the More icon at the bottom right of the list of actions
* In the Settings group, click on the `Add Custom Network` option
* Click on `Add Custom Network` button at the bottom of the page and fill up the network details as follows

<figure><img src="/files/yrgQAx21tLfSuRiqC6iA" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}
The screenshot is missing the chain explorer. The URL is

<https://explorer.re.al>
{% endhint %}

You are done, you can now switch to re.al using the chain selector in Rabby.


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