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Eden is an EVM-compatible chain. You can use MetaMask, WalletConnect, Rabby, or any other EVM wallet to interact with Eden.

Types of wallets

There are generally two ways to interact with Eden:

  • External wallets: Wallets you already control, such as MetaMask, WalletConnect, or Rabby.

    • Full custody of your keys.
    • Can be user wallets (self-custodial) or managed wallets (programmable with policies like multisig).
    • See the MetaMask example below for how to connect.

  • Embedded wallets: Wallets created and managed inside an app.

    • Can be self-custodial (keys with the user) or managed (automation/policies built in).
    • Eden-specific embedded wallet guidance is being updated as part of the gas sponsorship and batch transaction work.

Adding Eden to your wallet

You can add Eden to any EVM-compatible wallet that supports custom networks.

Open MetaMask

Launch MetaMask in your browser and ensure you're logged in.

Add network

Click the network dropdown (usually shows "Ethereum mainnet") and select "Add network".

Add Eden to your wallet

This uses the standard EIP-3085/EIP-3326 methods supported by most browser wallets.

You can also add Eden from Chainlist:

If you prefer to add the network manually, use these details:

Save and switch

Click "Save" and MetaMask will automatically switch to Eden.

Fund your wallet

Use the Eden bridge to deposit TIA to Eden before sending transactions.

Other wallets

Most EVM wallets support custom network addition. The process is similar:

  1. Find the "Add Network" or "Custom RPC" option
  2. Enter the Eden network details above
  3. Save and connect

Troubleshooting

Network already exists

If you see "Network already exists", the network is already configured in MetaMask.

RPC endpoint issues

If you get connection errors, check the public RPC at https://rpc.eden.gateway.fm/.

Wrong chain ID

Ensure you're using the correct chain ID: 714.

That's it! You're ready to use Eden with your wallet.

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