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MetaMask Reviews

As of: August 2026

Perpetual trading inside the MetaMask wallet, executed through Hyperliquid — convenient, but with a markup on the trading fee.

4.7of 5
Excellent
FeesDepends on integrated perp provider (avg 0.02–0.06%)
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MetaMask Rating

Usability4.4
complicatedeasy
Features4.0
basiccomprehensive
Fees3.8
highlow
Stability4.5
lowhigh
Support3.6
poorgood

Our Opinion

MetaMask brought perpetual trading into its own wallet and took it out of beta in April 2026. Execution is not handled by MetaMask but by Hyperliquid in the background, so users trade on the largest perpetual order book without leaving the wallet and without a separate account.

Convenience carries a clearly stated price: MetaMask charges an openly disclosed builder fee of 0.1% on top of Hyperliquid's own fee, which starts at 0.015% maker and 0.045% taker. Trading directly on Hyperliquid is therefore markedly cheaper — what you give up is one-click access from inside the wallet.

Access is blocked in the US, the UK, Ontario and Belgium. The platform holds no EU authorisation; perpetuals sit outside MiCA in any case, and tax reporting rests entirely with the user. The route makes sense for users already working inside MetaMask who value convenience over the last few basis points.

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Perpetual trading without leaving the MetaMask wallet
  • Execution through the Hyperliquid order book
  • Fee openly disclosed, no hidden spread
  • One-click funding from various EVM chains
  • Self-custody, no KYC
Cons
  • 0.1% builder fee on top of the executing order book's own fee
  • Trading directly on Hyperliquid is noticeably cheaper
  • No EU authorisation
  • Blocked in several countries including the US and the UK

User Experiences

AI Analysis

Our AI collects and analyzes user reviews of MetaMask from the web and summarizes the key findings.

The main advantage is skipping account opening and bridge transfers: existing MetaMask users can start without registration. The perpetuals interface is deliberately leaner than a full futures terminal, which eases entry but limits advanced functionality. As of August 2026.

Editorial assessment based on publicly documented provider information and independent industry sources. As of August 2026. Perpetual contracts are leveraged products carrying a high risk of loss. This comparison is not investment or tax advice. All information without guarantee.

Features

Highlights

  • Out of beta since April 2026
  • One-click funding from any EVM chain
  • Transparently disclosed additional fee
  • Leverage up to 50x

Tradeable Assets

  • Perpetual contracts via the connected order book
  • Stablecoin collateral

Trading Options

  • Market and limit orders
  • Stop-loss and take-profit
  • Partial position closes
  • Leverage up to 50x

About MetaMask

Company
Consensys + integrated partners
Headquarters
United States

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