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# Configure MetaMask with Binance Smart Chain
To connect your MetaMask wallet to the Plastiks Marketplace you need to connect with ether Binance Smart Chain, or with CELO. In this guide we will explain you how to connect with Binance Smart Chain.
1\. Open your MetaMask wallet extension 
2\. Open the dropdown menu by clicking on the top right icon and click on **Settings** at the bottom.
3\. Scroll down and click on **Networks.**
4\. Click on **Add Network** 
5\. Fill in the following details:
Network Name: **Smart Chain**
New RPC URL: ****
ChainID: **56**
Symbol: **BNB**
Block Explorer URL: [**https://bscscan.com**](https://bscscan.com/)
6\. Check the details and if filled in correctly click **Save**
7\. Go back to the main view of MetaMask wallet
8\. Check the connected Network at the top right corner, it should now be: **Smart Chain**. If it is not, then change it to Smart Chain.
**9. Proceed to “Add PLASTIK token to Binance Smart Chain”**
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