Automatically import your blockchain transactions from Metamask to Exceefy in just a few clicks. This guide shows you how to retrieve your public address and set up synchronization.
Open your Metamask extension in your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge)
Unlock Metamask with your password
Your address is displayed at the top of the interface (abbreviated format: 0x1234...5678)
Click on your address to automatically copy it
Or click the three dots (⋮) then "Account details" to see the full address
💡 Tip: You can also click the Metamask fox icon and hover over your account name to display the quick copy option.
Open the Metamask app on your phone
Unlock the application
On the main screen, tap your address at the top
The address is automatically copied to your clipboard
Or tap your account name then "Copy address"
💡 Note: Your public address starts with 0x and contains 42 characters. It's the same across all EVM blockchains.
Before importing to Exceefy, check which blockchains you have transactions on:
In Metamask, click the network selector at the top
Review the different networks you've added
Switch networks to see your balance on each blockchain
Note the networks where you have tokens or activity
Now that you have your address, import it into Exceefy:
Click "Add a wallet"
Select "Metamask" from the list of sources
Click "Add an address"
Select the blockchains you want to import
Choose only networks where you have activity
You can select multiple blockchains at once
Paste your public address (copied from Metamask)
Format: 0x... (42 characters)
Make sure it's complete
Click "Save and connect"
The first synchronization starts automatically
Exceefy retrieves all your historical transactions
This may take a few minutes depending on your activity
Once configured, your transactions are automatically updated:
Automatic sync: every 24 hours
History: past transactions imported from the first synchronization
You only share your public address (visible on the blockchain). Your private key and recovery phrase always remain secure in Metamask and are never shared.