You can download Temple Wallet from most official browser extension stores. After installation, open it from the Extensions menu or simply click its icon in the toolbar (if you pinned it during setup).

2. On the welcome screen, click Continue with Google

This button starts the Google sign-in flow. The extension will automatically look for a specific folder on your Google Drive that contains your encrypted seed phrase file — a file it already has permission to read.

3. Select the Google account you want to use for the import/backup

A new window will open showing all Google accounts signed in to your browser:

• If you’re restoring an existing wallet, choose the account that already has your Temple Wallet backup stored on its Google Drive.
• If you’re creating a completely new wallet, just pick any Google account. The backup will be created automatically right after you set your wallet password.

4. Wait while Temple Wallet scans Google Drive for the backup folder

You’ll see a couple of Google permission screens — just click Continue on both to finish authorization.

5. Enter the wallet password you created when you first set up the wallet, or set a new password for your brand-new wallet

This password decrypts the seed phrase stored on Google Drive. Once decrypted, the clean seed phrase will be used to restore your wallet on-chain.

6. Сreate a new password if you want – or click Use backup password to keep the old one

This step only appears when restoring an existing wallet. It’s up to you — a new, easier-to-remember password will make future logins (e.g., when the wallet is locked) much smoother.

7. Click Import Wallet

That’s it! Right after clicking Import Wallet, you’ll land on the main dashboard with all your funds and full functionality restored.

Conclusion

By following these simple steps, you’ve successfully restored your Temple Wallet using nothing more than your Google account – no need to dig up a written-down seed phrase or worry about losing access when switching devices or browsers.

Being able to recover a wallet quickly and securely is one of the reasons Temple Wallet stands out in the Tezos ecosystem (and beyond). The Google Drive backup option combines rock-solid encryption with real everyday convenience, so you’re never more than a few clicks away from your assets — even if your computer crashes or you move to a new machine. Fast, private, non-custodial, and genuinely user-friendly — that’s Temple Wallet at its best. Enjoy your restored wallet and happy DeFi!

Click on the MetaMask extension icon in your browser to open the MetaMask Wallet.

2. Click on the three dots in the top right corner

By clicking on the three dots in the top right corner of the MetaMask extension, you will open the MetaMask main menu.

3. Click on the Settings option

In the opened main menu of the MetaMask, click on the Settings option. This action will open the Settings menu in MetaMask.

4. Click on the Security & privacy option

In the opened Settings page, click on the Security & Privacy option. This will take you to MetaMask's Security & Privacy page.

5. Click on the Reveal Secret Recovery Phrase button

Now, click on the big blue Reveal Secret Recovery Phrase button to start the process of revealing your Secret Recovery Phrase (yes, this is the Seed Phrase, just named in another way by MetaMask).

6. Click on the Get started button

The process of revealing the Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) is a little bit complicated in the MetaMask extension. This process requires a few additional steps, and we will guide you through them.

You need to complete the Security quiz to reveal the Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) in the MetaMask extension.

7. Click on the Can't help you button

The first question of the Security quiz in the MetaMask wallet is: "If you lose your Secret Recovery Phrase, MetaMask..." and you need to complete the sentence with one of the following options:

• Can get it back for you
• Can't help you

The correct answer is the "Can't help you" option. Because neither MetaMask nor Temple Wallet stores your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase). Your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) is stored ONLY locally on your device, and nobody besides you has access to it.

8. Click on the Continue button

Congratulation! It is a correct answer, so now you are greeted with the correct answer:

And the first of two Security quiz questions is completed. Only one to go!

9. Click on the You're being scammed button

The second question of the Security quiz in the MetaMask wallet is: "If anyone, even a support agent, asks for your Secret Recovery Phrase..." and you need to complete the sentence with one of the following options:

• You're being scammed
• You should give it to them

The correct answer is the "You're being scammed" option. Because nobody should ever ask you to share your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase).

Your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) will also be secured in your new Temple Wallet. We also store your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) ONLY locally, and ONLY you can access it in the Temple Wallet.

10. Click on the Continue button

Congratulation! It is a correct answer, so now you are greeted with the correct answer:

We also want to emphasize that you should never share your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) with any random person who asks you for it.

If anyone asks you about it, it is a scammer who wants to impersonate either the Temple Wallet or MetaMask support team to steal your assets from your wallet!

And the second of two Security quiz questions is completed. Now you can proceed to reveal your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase).

11. Enter your password and click on the Next button

Enter your wallet password and click on the Next button to proceed to the last step before revealing your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase).

MetaMask and Temple Wallet are non-custodial wallets. That means that you are the ONLY owner of your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase).

12. Hold for several seconds on the Hold to reveal SRP button

The last step to reveal your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) in the MetaMask wallet is to click and hold for a few seconds the Hold to reveal SRP button.

13. Write down or click on the Copy to clipboard button

Now you are able to see your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase), and you have two options on how to transfer it to the Temple Wallet.

• Write it down on a piece of paper.
• Click on the Copy to clipboard button to copy it to the clipboard of your device.

The easiest way and much less secure way is to copy it to the clipboard, because your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) can be stored in the clipboard until you reboot your MAC or PC.

The longer but much safer way is to write your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) down on a piece of paper and then manually retype it into the Temple Wallet.

14. Click on the Temple Wallet icon to open it

Now, after successfully retrieving your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) from the MetaMask wallet, you need to open your freshly installed Temple Wallet. Click on the Temple Wallet extension icon in your browser to open the Temple Wallet.

15. Click on the Import existing Wallet button

Your browser will open a new page with the Temple Wallet Extension. Now click the Import existing Wallet button at the bottom of the page.

16. Click on the field for the first word

Click on the field with number 1 to start the process of entering your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase).

17. Enter your seed phrase

If you have chosen the option to write your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) down, start carefully entering it word by word into the corresponding fields.

If you have chosen the option to copy your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) to the clipboard, use CTRL - V (on PC) or CMD - V (on Mac) to paste your phrase. It will automatically fill up ALL words, and NOT only the first one.

18. Click on the Next button

After successfully entering your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase), click on the Next button.

19. Enter your password two times and click on the Import Wallet button

Now you need to create a password to secure your Temple Wallet. You can use the same password as in your MetaMask wallet (of course, if it fulfills our strict rules for a secure password). Or you can create a new password.

The requirements for your password are listed below:

• 8 characters
• At least one number
• Special character
• At least one capital letter
• At least one lowercase letter

Click on the Import Wallet button to finish the import process of your wallet.

Conclusion

Successfully importing your MetaMask wallet into Temple Wallet, as detailed in this step-by-step guide, unlocks a more unified and versatile crypto management experience. By following the process of revealing your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) securely within MetaMask and importing it into Temple Wallet, you gain access to your existing assets and addresses directly through the Temple interface.

This process is particularly powerful now that Temple Wallet operates as a robust multichain wallet. It seamlessly supports both the Tezos blockchain and various EVM-compatible blockchains (like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Etherlink, etc.), the native environment for MetaMask accounts. This means you can conveniently manage your Tezos and EVM assets side-by-side within a single, user-friendly wallet. Migrating or consolidating your wallet access using your Secret Recovery Phrase allows you to leverage Temple Wallet's features across multiple ecosystems without needing to juggle different applications constantly.

Key Takeaways for Importing Your MetaMask Wallet:

1. Safety First: Your Secret Recovery Phrase (Seed Phrase) is the master key to your funds. The security steps within MetaMask (like the quiz and password entry) are there for your protection. Never share your Secret Recovery Phrase with anyone, website, or application you don't trust implicitly. Neither MetaMask nor Temple Wallet support can ever recover it for you if it is lost.
2. Non-Custodial Control: Both MetaMask and Temple Wallet are non-custodial, meaning you alone control your keys and funds. Importing your phrase to a Temple Wallet allows you to access and manage your blockchain accounts through the robust and easy-to-use Temple interface.
3. Multichain Advantage: Importing your EVM-based MetaMask account into the multichain Temple Wallet streamlines managing diverse crypto portfolios, encompassing both Tezos and popular EVM networks.
4. Follow Steps Carefully: Whether you choose to copy-paste (less secure) or manually type (more secure) your Secret Recovery Phrase, accuracy is crucial during the import process into Temple Wallet. Ensure you select the correct phrase length (usually 12 words for MetaMask defaults).

By completing this import, you're now equipped to explore the full potential of Temple Wallet's multichain capabilities using your familiar MetaMask accounts. This integration simplifies interactions with dApps across supported blockchains and provides a consolidated view of your digital assets, all while maintaining the highest security standards through careful handling of your Secret Recovery Phrase. Enjoy a smoother, more integrated Web3 journey with Temple Wallet!

1. Open the download page on the Temple Wallet website

Click the button below to open the download page on the Temple Wallet website:

We recommend you to use Chromium-based browsers such as Google Chrome, Brave, Edge, or Vivaldi.

2. Choose your platform

Choose the platform on which you want to install the Temple Wallet. We recommend you to use Chromium-based browsers such as Google Chrome, Brave, Edge, or Vivaldi.

Unfortunately, because of very strange and complicated routes that took Mozilla on how to develop the Firefox engine. The Firefox is constantly lacking of all features that are fastly adopted by Chromium-based browsers, so we can't guarantee that all our features will be working properly because these features can be NOT implemented by the Mozilla team.

3. Click on the Get or Install button

Click the Get or Install or Add to Chrome button to install the Temple Wallet Extension in your browser, then click the Add extension button.

4. Pin the Temple Wallet Extension to your URL bar

Click on the puzzle icon to open the list of your installed extension, the find your newly installed Temple Wallet and click on the pin icon to pin it to your URL bar.

5. Create a new wallet or Import your curent wallet

Now you can choose to Create a new Wallet or to Import your existing Wallet.

For your convenience, we have step-by-step tutorials on how to perform this task, so you are covered. Just choose the appropriate guide below:

How to Create a New Wallet in the Temple Wallet

1. Open your Temple Wallet Extension and click on your account icon (PFP) By clicking on your account icon (PFP), you will open the My Accounts menu in the Temple Wallet Extension 2. Click on the + button Clicking on the + button will open the Add New Wallet dropdown menu 3.

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How to Import your MetaMask Wallet to the Temple Wallet

1. Click on the MetaMask icon to open it Click on the MetaMask extension icon in your browser to open the MetaMask Wallet. 2. Click on the three dots in the top right corner By clicking on the three dots in the top right corner of the MetaMask extension you

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Conclusion

Congratulations! You have successfully installed the Temple Wallet, the best browser extension for managing assets on both Tezos and EVM-compatible blockchains. By following this step-by-step guide, you've learned how to easily download Temple Wallet, select the correct version for your preferred Chromium-based browser (such as Google Chrome, Brave, Edge, or Vivaldi), add the Temple Wallet Extension, and conveniently pin it to your URL bar for quick access.

Temple Wallet stands out as a powerful and user-friendly multichain wallet, providing a seamless experience whether you're interacting with the Tezos network or diving into the vast ecosystem of EVM chains. This installation is your first step towards securely managing, sending, and receiving tokens, interacting with decentralized applications (dApps), and exploring the full potential of both blockchain worlds from a single, unified interface.

As one of the best wallets for Tezos and EVM, Temple prioritizes security and ease of use. With the Temple Wallet Extension now active in your browser, you are perfectly positioned for the next stage: either choosing to Create a new Wallet to start fresh or opting to Import your existing Wallet, allowing you to bring your current assets and history (even from wallets like MetaMask, using our separate guide) into the Temple ecosystem.

Embark on your decentralized journey with confidence. Installing Temple Wallet is your gateway to efficiently navigating the exciting and rapidly evolving landscape of Tezos and EVM blockchains. Welcome to the Temple community!

By clicking on the Menu icon, you will open the Menu dropdown with a lot of necessary options on how to manage your wallet.

2. Click on the Settings option

Click on the Settings option in the Menu dropdown to open the settings in the Temple Wallet Extension.

3. Click on the Networks option

Click on the Networks option to open the Networks page.

4. Click on the network that you want to change

Click on the network in the Default Networks or Custom Networks section that you want to change.

For our example, we will click on the Celo network that we have added in the guide listed below.

How to Add a Network in the Temple Wallet

Learn how to easily add custom blockchain networks to your Temple Wallet. Expand your access beyond Tezos by connecting to various EVM-compatible networks. Follow simple steps within the Temple Wallet Extension settings to add networks, unlocking the full multichain potential of your wallet.

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5. Click on the plus (+) button in the Block Explorer section

Click on the plus (+) button in the Block Explorer section to start the process of adding a new block explorer.

6. Insert the Name and URL of the block explorer

Enter (insert or paste) the block explorer name in the Name field and the block explorer URL in the URL field.

7. Check the Active checkmark and click the Save button

If you want to activate the new block explorer instantly, check the Active checkmark at the bottom of the page, and your new block explorer will be used as the default block explorer in the wallet for that network. Then click the Save button.

For our example, we will use the following configuration of the new block explorer:

• Name - 1rpc
• URL - https://celo.blockscout.com/

8. Verify the successful addition and activation of the block explorer

After saving the new block explorer, you will see a green notification with the Block explorer added text at the bottom of the page, and your new block explorer will have a green label with the ACTIVE status.

Conclusion

Mastering your Temple Wallet involves customizing its features to best suit your needs, and as this guide demonstrates, changing the default block explorer is a straightforward yet powerful way to enhance your experience. You've now successfully learned how to navigate the Temple Wallet settings, select specific networks – whether default or custom-added – and add or switch your preferred block explorer.

This flexibility is particularly valuable given Temple Wallet's robust multichain capabilities, seamlessly supporting both the Tezos ecosystem and a wide range of EVM-compatible blockchains. Whether you're interacting with Tezos, Ethereum, Celo (as shown in our example), Polygon, Binance Smart Chain, Etherlink, or other EVM networks added to your wallet, the process for configuring the block explorer remains consistent.

By following the steps outlined – accessing Settings, navigating to Networks, selecting your target network, using the plus (+) button to add a new explorer, and entering its Name and URL – you gain greater control over how you verify transactions, inspect addresses, and interact with blockchain data. Choosing to activate the new block explorer immediately or save it for later provides further convenience.

Remember, you can add multiple block explorers to the list for any given network and switch between them as needed, although only one can be Active as the default at any time. This customization allows you to use your preferred tool, perhaps one offering specific features or a familiar interface like Blockscout, Etherscan, TzKT, or others, directly integrated within your Temple Wallet workflow.

Successfully changing your default block explorer in Temple Wallet empowers you to tailor your interaction with different blockchains, ensuring your multichain wallet aligns perfectly with your workflow and preferences across the diverse Tezos and EVM ecosystems. Keep exploring Temple Wallet's settings to discover further ways to optimize your decentralized journey.

By clicking on the Menu icon, you will open the Menu dropdown with a lot of necessary options on how to manage your wallet.

2. Click on the Settings option

Click on the Settings option in the Menu dropdown to open the settings in the Temple Wallet Extension.

3. Click on the Networks option

Click on the Networks option to open the Networks page.

4. Click on the network that you want to change

Click on the network in the Default Networks or Custom Networks section that you want to change.

For our example, we will click on the Celo network that we have added in the guide listed below.

How to Add a Network in the Temple Wallet

Learn how to easily add custom blockchain networks to your Temple Wallet. Expand your access beyond Tezos by connecting to various EVM-compatible networks. Follow simple steps within the Temple Wallet Extension settings to add networks, unlocking the full multichain potential of your wallet.

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5. Click on the plus (+) button in the RPC Endpoints section

Click on the plus (+) button in the RPC Endpoints section to start the process of adding a new RPC endpoint.

6. Insert the Name and URL of the RPC

Enter (insert or paste) the RPC name in the Name field and the RPC URL in the URL field.

7. Check the Active RPC checkmark and click the Save button

If you want to activate the new RPC instantly, check the Active RPC checkmark at the bottom of the page, and your new RPC will be used as the default RPC in the wallet for that network. Then click the Save button.

For our example, we will use the following configuration of the new RPC:

• Name - 1rpc
• URL - https://1rpc.io/celo

8. Verify the successful addition and activation of the RPC

After saving the new RPC, you will see a green notification with the RPC added text at the bottom of the page, and your new RPC will have a green label with the ACTIVE status.

Conclusion

Mastering your Temple Wallet involves understanding how to optimize your connection to various blockchain networks. This guide has provided a clear, step-by-step process on how to change the default RPC for any network within your wallet. Whether you're interacting with Tezos or one of the many supported EVM blockchains, having the ability to switch to a custom RPC endpoint is a powerful feature.

By following the outlined instructions – navigating through the Menu, accessing Settings, selecting Networks, choosing your target network (from either Default Networks or Custom Networks), and adding a new RPC endpoint with its specific Name and URL (often sourced from reliable providers like ChainList) – you gain greater control over your blockchain interactions.

Changing the default RPC can be crucial for several reasons: performance, reliability, and access.

Temple Wallet's multichain capabilities mean this process is consistent across all supported networks, simplifying wallet management. You have the flexibility to add multiple RPC endpoints per network and choose which one to activate as the default RPC instantly or save it for later use. The green ACTIVE label clearly indicates your current default connection point for that specific network.

Successfully adding and activating a new RPC enhances your Temple Wallet experience, ensuring robust and efficient connectivity across the diverse Tezos and EVM ecosystems (like Ethereum, BSC, Etherlink, etc.). Take control of your network settings today to optimize your interaction with the decentralized web.

By clicking on the Menu icon, you will open the Menu dropdown with a lot of necessary options on how to manage your wallet.

2. Click on the Settings option

Click on the Settings option in the Menu dropdown to open the settings in the Temple Wallet Extension.

3. Click on the Networks option

Click on the Networks option to open the Networks page.

4. Click on the network that you want to disable

Click on the network in the Default Networks or Custom Networks section that you want to disable.

For our example, we will click on the Polygon Mainnet network from the Default Networks section.

5. Toggle the switch in the Network Enabled option

Click on the switch in the Network Enabled option to toggle it to the disabled status.

6. Click on the back (<) button

Verify that the Network Enabled switch is disabled and click on the back (<) button in the top left corner to leave the page.

Conclusion

Successfully managing your network connections is essential for a smooth experience in the increasingly interconnected world of blockchain, and Temple Wallet makes this process intuitive. This guide has walked you through the simple steps required to disable a network within your Temple Wallet, whether it's a pre-configured default network (like the Polygon Mainnet example used) or a custom network you've previously added.

As Temple Wallet embraces its role as a versatile multichain wallet, supporting both the robust Tezos ecosystem and a wide range of EVM-compatible blockchains (such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Avalanche, Etherlink, and others), the ability to customize your active network list becomes even more valuable. Disabling networks you don't actively use can help declutter your interface, prevent accidental transactions on the wrong chain, and allow you to focus solely on the blockchains relevant to your current crypto activities, be it DeFi, NFTs, or dApp interactions.

Remember, this action is easily reversible; you can re-enable any network whenever needed by navigating back to the Network Settings. This flexibility underscores Temple Wallet's commitment to providing a user-friendly yet powerful platform for managing your diverse digital assets across multiple blockchain networks. By mastering features like disabling networks, you take greater control over your multichain crypto wallet experience.

By clicking on the Menu icon, you will open the Menu dropdown with a lot of necessary options on how to manage your wallet.

2. Click on the Settings option

Click on the Settings option in the Menu dropdown to open the settings in the Temple Wallet Extension.

3. Click on the Networks option

Click on the Networks option to open the Networks page.

4. Click on the network that you want to delete

Click on the network in the Custom Networks section that you want to delete.

How to Disable Network in the Temple Wallet

1. Open your Temple Wallet Extension and click on the Menu icon By clicking on the Menu icon, you will open the Menu dropdown with a lot of necessary options on how to manage your wallet. 2. Click on the Settings option Click on the Settings option in the Menu

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For our example, we will click on the Celo network that we have added in the How to Add a Network in the Temple Wallet guide listed below.

How to Add a Network in the Temple Wallet

Learn how to easily add custom blockchain networks to your Temple Wallet. Expand your access beyond Tezos by connecting to various EVM-compatible networks. Follow simple steps within the Temple Wallet Extension settings to add networks, unlocking the full multichain potential of your wallet.

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5. Click on the Remove Network button

Click on the Remove Network button to delete the currently selected network.

6. Click on the Remove button

Click on the Remove button to confirm removing the currently selected network.

7. Verify the successful deletion of the network

The network that you deleted will no longer be on the Networks list.

Conclusion

Effectively managing your connections within the Temple Wallet is straightforward, and this guide has detailed the precise steps for deleting networks you no longer need. As Temple Wallet embraces its role as a powerful multichain wallet, supporting both the Tezos ecosystem and a growing range of EVM blockchains (like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Etherlink, and more), keeping your network list organized becomes increasingly important for a seamless user experience.

Following the procedure outlined above – navigating through the Menu icon to Settings, then Networks, selecting the specific custom network, and confirming its removal – allows you to easily delete unwanted networks from your Temple Wallet interface. Remember, this process is specifically for removing custom networks that you have added manually. Default networks integrated by Temple cannot be deleted using this method, though they can often be disabled if needed.

By periodically deleting unused custom networks, you declutter your wallet, streamline your workflow, and ensure you are connecting only to the blockchains relevant to your current activities. Whether you need to remove a testnet or an outdated EVM network configuration or simply clean up your list, the ability to delete networks in the Temple Wallet provides essential control over your multichain environment. Keep this guide handy for efficient network management within your versatile Temple Wallet.

By clicking on the Menu icon, you will open the Menu dropdown with a lot of necessary options on how to manage your wallet.

2. Click on the Settings option

Click on the Settings option in the Menu dropdown to open the settings in the Temple Wallet Extension.

3. Click on the Networks option

Click on the Networks option to open the Networks page.

4. Click on the plus (+) button

Click on the plus (+) button to open the Add network menu.

5. Type in the network name

Type in the name of the network that you want to add in the Name field and choose the corresponding network from the drop-down list, which will appear.

For our example, we will use the Celo network, and we will be choosing the first network from the drop-down list.

6. Verify network details and click Save button

Check if all fields were filled correctly. The automatically inserted fields consist of:

• RPC URL
• Chain ID
• Symbol
• Block explorer URL

If all of the fields listed above are correct, then click on the Save button. If not - change them before saving.

7. Verify the successful addition of the network

Your added network will appear in the Custom Networks section under the Default Networks section.

Conclusion

Adding new networks to your Temple Wallet is a straightforward process that unlocks its full multichain potential. As a versatile multichain wallet, Temple Wallet seamlessly integrates access to the Tezos ecosystem alongside a growing number of EVM-compatible (Ethereum, Polygon, Etherlink, etc.) blockchains, providing a unified experience for managing your diverse crypto assets and interacting with decentralized applications (dApps).

By following this step-by-step guide, you've learned how to easily navigate the Menu, access Settings, manage your Networks, and utilize the Add network function within the Temple Wallet Extension. Whether you're quickly adding a popular EVM network like Celo using the convenient auto-fill feature based on the network name, or manually inputting the specific RPC URL, Chain ID, Symbol, and Block Explorer details for a less common or custom configuration, Temple Wallet makes network expansion intuitive.

Remembering to verify these crucial details before clicking Save ensures a correct and secure connection to your desired blockchain. Once successfully added, your custom network will appear clearly listed under the Custom Networks section, distinct from the default networks and ready for immediate interaction.

This capability is essential for users looking to bridge assets, participate in DeFi protocols, collect NFTs, or engage with dApps across various blockchain environments directly from their trusted Temple Wallet interface. Effectively managing your custom networks allows you to leverage Temple Wallet as your central hub for navigating both the Tezos landscape and the expansive world of EVM chains. Mastering how to add networks empowers you to fully utilize the powerful multichain features of Temple Wallet, significantly broadening your access and capabilities within the decentralized web.

By clicking on the Menu icon, you will open the Menu dropdown with a lot of necessary options on how to manage your wallet.

2. Toggle the Testnet Mode switch

Click on the Testnet Mode switch to toggle it and turn on the Testnet Mode in the wallet.

3. Verify the successful activation of the Testnet Mode

On the top of the wallet main page, you will be able to see the green bar with the Testnet Mode text in it.

Conclusion

Activating Testnet Mode in your Temple Wallet is a straightforward process designed for simplicity and efficiency, empowering users to explore the capabilities of blockchain technology safely. As demonstrated in this guide, switching to test networks involves just a few clicks via the Menu icon and the dedicated Testnet Mode toggle switch. This vital feature is indispensable for developers testing decentralized applications (dApps), users wanting to experiment with new features, or anyone looking to familiarize themselves with transaction processes without using real assets.

The significance of Temple Wallet's Testnet Mode is amplified by its robust multichain support, seamlessly integrating both Tezos and various EVM-compatible blockchains. Whether you're interacting with Tezos testnets like Ghostnet or exploring EVM test environments such as Sepolia or Goerli, Temple Wallet provides a unified interface. Enabling Testnet Mode ensures your wallet interacts exclusively with these designated test networks, clearly indicated by the green bar confirmation on the main page, preventing accidental mainnet transactions.

Mastering how to turn on Testnet Mode is a fundamental skill for leveraging the full potential of your Temple Wallet. It facilitates risk-free development, testing, and learning across multiple blockchain ecosystems. By offering easy access to testnet settings and networks, Temple Wallet solidifies its position as a versatile and user-friendly tool for both novice users and experienced blockchain developers navigating the multichain landscape. Remember to toggle the switch back off when you need to perform transactions on the main networks.

By clicking on the settings icon, you will open the tokens management menu with a lot of different options on how to manage your tokens.

2. Click on the bin icon

Click on the bin icon on the token that you want to delete from the wallet.

You can use our guide listed below to learn how to re-add your deleted token.

How to Add a Token in the Temple Wallet

Learn how to add custom tokens to your multichain Temple Wallet easily. This step-by-step guide walks you through entering the token contract address and selecting the network (Tezos or EVM like Ethereum). Manage your crypto portfolio, including popular ERC20 tokens, all within the Temple Wallet.

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For our example, we will be deleting the USDT token that we have added in our previous guide mentioned above.

3. Click on the Delete button

Click on the Delete button to confirm the deletion of the selected token.

4. Click on the settings icon

Verify the successful disappearance of the token in the tokens management menu and click on the settings icon to close the tokens management menu.

5. Verify the successful deletion of the token

In our example, the desired USDT token has been successfully deleted from the wallet and is not showing on the main wallet screen.

Conclusion

Successfully managing your digital assets involves keeping your wallet interface organized and relevant to your needs. This guide has walked you through the simple process of deleting a token within the Temple Wallet interface. By accessing the tokens management section via the settings icon, you can easily remove unwanted or unused tokens from your main view using the bin icon.

A key takeaway is that this action only hides the token from the Temple Wallet user interface; it does not remove the token balance from your actual wallet address on the blockchain. Your assets remain securely associated with your address. This feature is particularly useful for decluttering your view, especially now that Temple Wallet functions as a versatile multichain wallet, supporting assets across both Tezos and various EVM blockchains (like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Etherlink, etc.).

Whether you're managing Tezos-based tokens (FA1.2, FA2) or EVM-based tokens (ERC-20, etc.), the process remains consistent. Remember, if you ever need to view or interact with a token you've previously deleted from the interface, you can easily re-add it using its contract address through the token management settings, as detailed in our guide on adding custom tokens.

Mastering token management features like deleting or hiding tokens allows you to customize your Temple Wallet experience, ensuring a cleaner, more focused overview of the assets you interact with most frequently across multiple blockchain ecosystems. This simple housekeeping task enhances usability and puts you in full control of your multichain crypto portfolio display within the Temple Wallet.

By clicking on the settings icon, you will open the tokens management menu with a lot of different options on how to manage your tokens.

2. Untoggle the switch

Click on the switch on the token that you want to hide from the main wallet page.

For our example, we will hide the USDT token that we have added in the guide listed below.

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3. Click on the settings icon

Verify the successful token toggle switch deactivation and click on the settings icon to close the tokens management menu.

4. Verify the successful hiding of the token

In our example, the desired USDT token has been successfully hidden from the main wallet screen.

Conclusion

Mastering how to hide tokens in your Temple Wallet is a simple yet powerful way to personalize and declutter your digital asset portfolio. As this guide demonstrates, the process involves easily navigating to the tokens management section via the settings icon within your Temple Wallet Extension and toggling the visibility for specific tokens. Whether you're looking to hide USDT or any other custom token to streamline your main wallet screen, Temple Wallet provides intuitive controls.

This feature is particularly useful given Temple Wallet's robust multichain capabilities, supporting both the Tezos ecosystem and various EVM blockchains (like Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, Etherlink, and more). As you add more diverse assets from different networks, the ability to hide tokens you don't need to see frequently becomes essential for efficient crypto asset management. It allows you to focus on the tokens that matter most to you at any given time, simplifying your interaction with the wallet.

Remember the key limitation: gas tokens (such as XTZ on Tezos or Etherlink, ETH on Ethereum, MATIC on Polygon, etc.), which are essential for network transactions, cannot be hidden from your main wallet view. This ensures you always have visibility over the native assets required for network fees.

By following the steps outlined – accessing settings, untoggling the desired token's switch, and verifying the change – you gain greater control over your wallet's interface. Hiding tokens doesn't remove them from your wallet; it simply adjusts their visibility on the primary screen, contributing to a cleaner, more organized, and personalized Temple Wallet experience across all supported Tezos and EVM chains. This customization is a core part of effectively managing your crypto journey with Temple Wallet.

By clicking on the settings icon, you will open the tokens management menu with a lot of different options on how to manage your tokens.

2. Enter the token contract address into the Search field

To add a token to the Temple Wallet Extension, you need to enter (insert or paste) the contract address of the token into the search field.

3. Click on the Add Custom Token button

After inputting the token address that you want to add to the Search field, click on the Add Custom Token button to open the Add Custom Token menu.

For our example, we will use the USDT token on the Ethereum network with the contract address: 0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7

4. Click on the Network section

Click on the Network section to open the drop-down menu with the list of the available networks.

5. Select the network

In the opened dropdown in the Network section, you need to select the network to which your desired token belongs.

In our example, we have chosen the USDT token from the Ethereum network, so we need to select the Ethereum Mainnet network in the dropdown menu in the Network section.

6. Enter the token address

Enter (insert or paste) the token address of the token that you want to add in the Token address field.

For our example, we will insert the USDT token address (0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7) into the Token address field.

7. Click on the Add button

After inserting the token address, the Token Info section will appear. Verify the Token Info section and then click on the Add button.

8. Verify the successful token adding

Now, Temple Wallet Extension will open the page with the token information, and a Token Added notification will be shown at the bottom of the screen.

9. Click on the back (<) button

Click on the back (<) button in the top left corner to return to the main page of the wallet.

10. Click on the settings icon

Click on the settings icon to close the tokens management menu.

11. Verify the token visibility

Your custom added token will be displayed at the bottom of the main wallet page.

Conclusion

Mastering the process of adding custom tokens to your Temple Wallet unlocks the full potential of this versatile, multichain cryptocurrency management tool. As outlined in this step-by-step guide, importing tokens is a straightforward procedure, primarily requiring the correct token contract address and the selection of the appropriate blockchain network.

Temple Wallet's evolution into a multichain wallet, seamlessly supporting both the Tezos ecosystem and various EVM-compatible blockchains (such as Ethereum, Polygon, Binance Smart Chain, Etherlink, and more), makes token management more crucial than ever. Whether you're adding popular ERC20 tokens like USDT (as demonstrated in our example using the Ethereum Mainnet) or niche assets from emerging projects on supported EVM chains or Tezos FA tokens, the ability to add custom tokens ensures your entire portfolio is visible and accessible directly within the wallet interface.

By following the simple steps of navigating to the tokens management section via the settings icon, pasting the contract address, selecting the network, and confirming the addition, you gain a comprehensive overview of all your digital assets. This customization empowers users to interact with a broader spectrum of decentralized applications (dApps) and investment opportunities across multiple blockchains without needing separate wallets for each network.

Successfully adding and verifying your desired token means it will be displayed clearly on your main wallet page, allowing for easy tracking and management. Keep this guide handy as you continue to explore the expanding world of digital assets, leveraging Temple Wallet as your secure gateway to the multichain future. Remember, accurate contract address entry and correct network selection are key to ensuring your tokens appear correctly in your Temple Wallet.

By clicking on the filter icon, you will open the menu with a lot of different options on how to filter your networks and tokens.

2. Click on the Group by network switch

Click on the switch near the Group by network option to enable the Group by network feature.

3. Click on the filter icon

Confirm that the switch was toggled and became active, then click on the filter icon to close the filter menu.

4. Verify the tokens grouping by the network

After returning to the main Temple Wallet Extension menu, you will be able to see the new layout of tokens. Tokens became grouped by the corresponding network to which they belong.

Conclusion

Effectively managing your diverse crypto portfolio within Temple Wallet becomes significantly easier when you utilize the Group by Network feature. As Temple Wallet embraces a multichain future, supporting both the Tezos ecosystem and various EVM blockchains (like Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, Ethrlink, etc.), the ability to organize tokens based on their native network is crucial for clarity and efficient asset management.

By following the simple steps outlined in this guide – accessing the filter menu, activating the Group by network switch, and applying the changes – you transform your token display from a single list into a clearly structured layout. This token grouping functionality allows you to instantly segregate your Tezos-based assets from your EVM-based tokens, providing a much clearer overview of your holdings across different blockchain networks.

This feature is more than just a visual preference; it's a powerful tool for enhancing your user experience within the Temple Wallet Extension. It simplifies portfolio tracking, reduces the chance of confusion when interacting with assets on different chains, and ultimately makes navigating your multichain wallet more intuitive. Mastering token filtering and grouping by network is essential for anyone leveraging Temple Wallet's expanding capabilities to manage assets across the Tezos and EVM landscapes.

By clicking on the filter icon, you will open the menu with a lot of different options on how to filter your networks and tokens.

2. Click on the All Networks option

After clicking on the All Networks option in the Filter by network section, the Select Network menu will be opened.

3. Click on the network

Click on the network that you want to show in the wallet.

Here, you can choose between:

• All Networks
• Any specific network

For our example, we will choose the BSC Mainnet network.

4. Verify the chosen network

Now you can verify that you see the BSC Mainnet network was selected in the Filter by network section instead of All Networks.

5. Click on the filter icon

Click on the filter icon to close the filter menu.

6. Verify the shown tokens

After returning to the main Temple Wallet Extension menu, you will be able to see only tokens from the selected network.

For our example, tokens from the BSC Mainnet network will be shown.

Conclusion

Mastering the token filtering feature is a crucial step towards efficient portfolio management within the versatile Temple Wallet. This guide has walked you through the straightforward process of customizing your asset view by selecting specific blockchain networks, ensuring you only see the tokens relevant to your current focus.

As Temple Wallet embraces its role as a powerful multichain solution, supporting both the Tezos network and a growing range of EVM-compatible blockchains (such as BSC Mainnet, Ethereum, Polygon, Etherlink, and others), the ability to filter tokens by network becomes indispensable. This functionality significantly enhances wallet organization, providing a cleaner, more focused view of your digital assets across different ecosystems.

Instead of navigating a potentially long list combining tokens from all supported networks, you can easily isolate assets from a single chain, like BSC Mainnet, as shown in our example, or switch back to the All Networks view whenever needed. This targeted approach reduces clutter, prevents confusion, and allows for quicker interaction with the specific tokens you intend to manage.

By following the simple steps – clicking the filter icon, choosing the All Networks option to reveal the network list, selecting your preferred network (e.g., BSC Mainnet, Tezos, Etherlink, etc.), and verifying the change – you gain precise control over your wallet's display. Remember to click the filter icon again to close the menu and apply your selection.

Utilizing the network filter feature empowers you to navigate your diverse crypto portfolio within the Temple Wallet extension with greater clarity and efficiency. It's an essential tool for anyone actively engaging with multiple blockchain networks through Temple Wallet, making asset management simpler and more intuitive in a multichain environment.

By clicking on your account icon (PFP), you will open the My Accounts menu in the Temple Wallet Extension.

2. Click on the button with a gear icon

After clicking on the gear icon, you will open the Accounts management page.

3. Click on the account

Click on the account that you want to remove.

For our example, we will use Account 2.

4. Click on the Remove Account button

By clicking on the Remove Account button, you will proceed to remove your account.

5a. Input your wallet password

You need to input your current wallet password to remove the selected account.

5b. Click on the Remove button

After you have entered your current wallet password, click on the Remove button to proceed to remove your selected account.

6. Click on your account icon (PFP)

After removing your selected account, you will be redirected to the main wallet page. Click on your account icon (PFP) to open the My Accounts menu.

7. Verify the successful removal of the Account

Here, you will be able to see that there is no Account 2 anymore. But at any time, you can reimport your removed Account.

Conclusion

Following the steps outlined above, you can easily remove an account from your Temple Wallet interface. This process helps you manage your digital assets more effectively by decluttering your account list within the wallet extension. Whether you're streamlining your view or simply hiding an unused account, the procedure involves navigating to the Accounts management section via the gear icon, selecting the specific account, and confirming the removal with your wallet password.

It's crucial to remember that removing an account in Temple Wallet does not delete the account from the blockchain. As a versatile multichain wallet supporting both Tezos and various EVM chains (like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Etherlink, etc.), Temple Wallet only removes the account's data from your local installation. Your account address, transaction history, and balances remain permanently recorded and accessible on its respective blockchain (Tezos or EVM).

This distinction is vital: the removal is purely from the wallet's display and local storage. You are not deleting your blockchain account itself, which is impossible. This also means that if you need to access the account again in the future, you can easily reimport your removed account back into Temple Wallet using its private key or seed phrase.

Successfully managing your accounts within the Temple Wallet extension ensures a clean and organized experience as you interact with the Tezos and EVM ecosystems. This simple removal process offers flexibility without compromising the permanent nature of your blockchain assets. Keep your wallet secure, manage your accounts efficiently, and leverage Temple Wallet's capabilities across multiple blockchains.