MetaMask: EVM plus Bitcoin, Solana and Tron, with a 0.875% swap fee
For gambling specifically, what matters is how a wallet behaves at the moment of signing: whether it tells you what a cashier contract will do before you approve it. MetaMask: security alerts check transactions for fund-loss risk.
FROM ITS OWN DOCSAUDITS PUBLISHED
MetaMask's own docs
At a glance
- Key storage
- Local, encrypted Cited
- Chains
- EVM + BTC, SOL, Tron Cited
- Swap fee
- 0.875% Cited
- Pre-sign warnings
- Yes Cited
- Security audits
- Published Cited
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Key figures
Each figure links to its source in the fact table below.
The full spec sheet
Every fact below is checked directly against the wallet maker's own pages — see each row for where it came from.
Holds up
+Keys: local, encrypted
+Covers EVM + BTC, SOL, Tron
+Warns or simulates before you sign
+Publishes security audits
Falls short
−0.875% swap fee on in-wallet swaps
−Recovery: 12-word Secret Recovery Phrase; optional social-login backup — lose it and the balance is gone
Questions readers ask
No. Keep a small hot wallet for deposits and a separate wallet for holdings. Casino accounts get frozen, sometimes for no clear reason; the same discipline applies to your own keys regardless of which operator you're using.
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