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# How to use your default Metanet wallet

### Metanet **Wallet: Your Default Ethereum Wallet Address** <a href="?path=%23corela-wallet-your-default-ethereum-wallet-address" id="corela-wallet-your-default-ethereum-wallet-address"></a>

#### Every Metanet account comes with a default Ethereum wallet address, visible in your settings. <a href="?path=%23every-corela-account-comes-with-a-default-ethereum-wallet-address-visible-in-your-settings" id="every-corela-account-comes-with-a-default-ethereum-wallet-address-visible-in-your-settings"></a>

**What You Can Do with Your** Metanet **Wallet:**

* Receive NFTs.
* Receive cryptocurrency.
* Sign blockchain messages.<br>

**Exporting Your Wallet to MetaMask or Another Web3 Wallet:**

If you want full control of your default wallet, you can export its private keys and use them with MetaMask or your preferred Web3 wallet:

1. Export your wallet's private key from Metanet.
2. Open MetaMask (or another wallet) and paste the private key.
3. In MetaMask, click **"Add account"**, then select **"Import account"** to complete the process.

Your Metanet wallet is now accessible in your external Web3 wallet!