# Use RPCHub in MetaMask

After configurations, your web3 wallet should be able use the local port as the RPC endpoint. This page shows how to add a RPCHub Ethereum network to your MetaMask.

#### Click the upper-right icon.

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#### Go to the Settings.

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#### And go to the tab of Network.

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#### Add a new network.

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#### Click Add a network manually.

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#### Input the local endpoint and other chain information.

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Click "Save" and you are good to go! The netwok of MetaMask will be automatically switched to “RPCHub Ethereum”.

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