We compared six MetaMask alternatives on chains, custody, fees and security, and noted where each one falls short of MetaMask.
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Looking for apps like MetaMask? Below are six MetaMask alternatives and competitors, from EVM browser extensions to mobile multichain wallets, compared on supported chains, custody, security features and platforms. Start with the part of MetaMask you want to replace: the extension, the mobile app or the chain coverage.
MetaMask is a self-custody wallet from Consensys, available as a browser extension and a mobile app. It is the wallet most EVM dApps test against first, and it added Solana accounts in 2025. See the full MetaMask profile →
MetaMask adds its own service fee on top of network gas for swaps made inside the wallet. If you swap often, compare that fee with the wallet you are moving to, or swap directly on a DEX.
MetaMask grew up on Ethereum-style networks. It added Solana accounts in 2025, but if most of your assets live on Solana or Bitcoin, a wallet built for those chains is usually smoother.
MetaMask is an all-purpose wallet. Some people want a portfolio view of DeFi positions, a phone-first app, or a direct link to an exchange account, and a wallet built for that one job is simpler to use.
| Name | Best for | Custody | Chains | Swap fee | US availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MetaMask ORIGINAL | Baseline | Self-custody | EVM networks, Solana, Bitcoin, Tron | 0.875% | Yes |
| Rabby | DeFi on EVM networks | Self-custody | EVM networks | 0.25% | Yes |
| Phantom | Solana plus other chains | Self-custody | Solana, EVM, Sui, Bitcoin | 0.85% | Yes |
| Trust Wallet | Mobile, many chains | Self-custody | EVM and many non-EVM chains | Not verified | Yes |
| Coinbase Wallet | Coinbase exchange users | Self-custody | EVM, Solana and Bitcoin | Up to 1%, plus DEX aggregator and network fees | Yes |
| Rainbow | Ethereum and L2s on mobile | Self-custody | Ethereum and L2s | Shown in the app before each swap; no fixed rate published | Yes |
| Zerion | Tracking a portfolio | Self-custody | EVM and Solana | 0.67% (0.25% with Premium) | Yes |
Swap fee: The wallet’s own fee on in-app swaps, excluding network gas. US availability: Listed in the US App Store. “Not verified” means we have not yet checked the value against the project’s own documentation.
An EVM wallet from the DeBank team. It simulates every transaction and runs risk checks before you sign, switches to the network each dApp needs, and charges 0.25% on in-app swaps against MetaMask’s 0.875%.
Started as a Solana wallet and now also covers Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Sui and Bitcoin. A fit if most of your assets live on Solana, where Phantom has deeper dApp support than MetaMask.
A mobile-first wallet covering EVM and many non-EVM chains, with a browser extension added later. Pick it if you mostly use crypto on your phone and hold coins across many networks.
A self-custody wallet from Coinbase, separate from the exchange account. It was briefly renamed Base App in 2025 and went back to Coinbase Wallet in September 2026. Useful if you buy on Coinbase and want to hold the keys yourself.
A mobile-first Ethereum wallet focused on L2 networks, with a clean view of tokens and NFTs. A narrower network list than MetaMask, but simpler for everyday use.
A wallet built around a portfolio dashboard that shows tokens and DeFi positions across chains. Pick it if you mostly want to see and manage what you already hold.
For lower swap fees on EVM: Rabby. For Solana: Phantom. For one mobile app across many chains: Trust Wallet.
If you stay on EVM networks and want lower swap fees with risk checks on every signature, Rabby is the closest swap. If your assets are mostly on Solana, Phantom fits better. If you live on your phone and hold coins on many networks, Trust Wallet covers the most ground.
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For most EVM users, Rabby: it works with the same dApps, runs risk checks before you sign and charges a lower swap fee. For Solana-first users, Phantom.
For DeFi on EVM networks, often yes: its in-app swap fee is 0.25% against MetaMask’s 0.875%, and it switches networks for you. MetaMask is still the wallet most dApps test against first.
Yes. Phantom was built for Solana and also covers Ethereum and Bitcoin. MetaMask added Solana accounts in 2025, but Phantom has deeper Solana dApp support.
Yes, most wallets on this list import a standard 12- or 24-word phrase. Only do it in the official app, and consider moving funds to a new phrase afterwards.
Trust Wallet and Rainbow are built mobile-first. Trust Wallet covers more chains; Rainbow is simpler on Ethereum L2s.
Sources: MetaMask: support center, Rabby: official site, Phantom: official site. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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