> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mu.exchange/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mu.exchange/getting-started/getting-started-on-gnosis-chain.md).

# Getting Started On Gnosis Chain

You must set up a Web 3 wallet to start using the Mu. There are various wallet providers, but MetaMask is one of the most popular and widely used free wallet software. MetaMask is compatible with any EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) based blockchain, including Gnosis Chain. It allows you to store assets, make purchases, and connect to decentralized applications, including Mu.

MetaMask can be installed as a browser extension on PCs and an app on iOS and Android devices. It supports popular browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge, and Opera.<br>

**MetaMask Setup**

If you're new to Gnosis Chain, follow the tutorial below to add the Gnosis Chain network to your MetaMask wallet.

To download and install MetaMask, please visit <https://metamask.io/>.<br>

**Adding Gnosis Chain to your MetaMask**

1. First, add Gnosis Chain to your MetaMask from <https://chainlist.org/chain/100>.
2. You will see a list of various RPCs that you can decide on, and click "Connect Wallet"&#x20;
3. You have successfully added Gnosis Chain to your MetaMask wallet!

**Connecting Your Wallet to Mu**

Visit our official website at [https://mu.exchange](https://docs.mu.exchange/getting-started/www.mu.exchange) and click the "Connect Wallet" button in the top right corner.

A MetaMask pop-up window will appear, requesting approval for the connection. Approve and confirm the access to complete the process.

Congratulations! You're now connected to Mu and ready to start trading!

In the next section, we will introduce various ways to bridge your assets over from other chains onto Gnosis Chain.

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