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# Add the MemeCore network to your wallet
> The following examples are based on MemeCore’s **testnet**, the Insectarium network.
>
> If you wish to connect to the MemeCore mainnet, please refer to the [mainnet network information](/memecore/connect-to-memecore.md).
## **Add MemeCore Testnet(Insectarium) to MetaMask**
Follow this quick guide to add **Insectarium** Testnet to your MetaMask wallet.
1. Open MetaMask and click "Networks" menu.
2. Click on the "Add a Custom Network" button.
3. Add the Network name, add a RPC URL by clicking the "Add RPC URL" button.
4. Enter the RPC details.
```
https://rpc.insectarium.memecore.net
```
5. Enter the Chain ID, Currency Symbol, add the Block Explorer URL by clicking the "Add a block explorer URL" button.
6. Enter the Block Explorer URL
```
https://insectarium.blockscout.memecore.com
```
7. Finally you can click on the "Save" button.
8. You should see a success message.
9. You can now see and use the Memecore Testnet(Insectarium) network in your MetaMask wallet.
10. You should be able to see your Memecore Testnet(Insectarium) assets.
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