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Connect your wallet to Mezo

To connect your browser wallet, use the network details for either Mainnet or the Testnet.

You can add Mezo to your wallet using the Connect Wallet button at Chainlist:

If Chainlist does not work, add the network manually using the network details below.

Mezo Mainnet

  • Public JSON RPC Endpoints:
    • Boar:
      • HTTPS: https://jsonrpc-mezo.boar.network
      • WSS: wss://jsonrpcws-mezo.boar.network
    • Imperator:
      • HTTPS: https://rpc_evm-mezo.imperator.co
      • WSS: wss://ws_evm-mezo.imperator.co
    • Validation Cloud:
      • HTTPS: https://mainnet.mezo.public.validationcloud.io
      • WSS: wss://mainnet.mezo.public.validationcloud.io
  • Chain ID: 31612
  • Native Currency:
    • Name: Bitcoin
    • Symbol: BTC
    • Decimals: 18
  • Block explorer: https://explorer.mezo.org/

Mezo Testnet

  • Public JSON RPC Endpoint:
    • HTTPS: https://rpc.test.mezo.org
    • WSS: wss://rpc-ws.test.mezo.org
  • Chain ID: 31611
  • Native Currency:
    • Name: Bitcoin
    • Symbol: BTC
    • Decimals: 18
  • Block explorer: https://explorer.test.mezo.org/

Adding Mezo to your wallet manually

If you need to add the network to your wallet manually, use the following instructions to add a custom network depending on your wallet:

BTC Wallets

BTC wallets are supported in the Mezo App and can receive a Mezo network address associated with your BTC wallet. BTC wallets can currently complete the following tasks on Mezo:

  • Bridge BTC Assets
  • Bridge EVM Assets
  • Borrow, repay, or manage collateral for a loan
  • Purchase items on the MUSD Market
  • Receive Assets on the Mezo Network

BTC wallets cannot currently send assets on the Mezo Network.

As the network evolves, more features and capabilities will be made available to BTC wallets.

Developers

To learn how to develop and deploy dApps on Mezo, see the Developer Getting Started documentation.