Start on the right network
Open MetaMask and select BNB Smart Chain. BNB Smart Chain mainnet uses chain ID 56 and BNB for network fees. If the network is not in your wallet, MetaMask can add supported networks from its network selector, or you can follow the official BNB Chain wallet configuration.
Do not import the contract while MetaMask is showing Ethereum Mainnet or another chain. The same wallet address can exist on several networks, but its balances are separate.
Import the verified contract
In the token list, choose the option to add or import a token. MetaMask’s wording can differ slightly between its extension and mobile app. Select the custom-token option and paste this address:
0xd40ccf3e065b1686eb683516e94357de0ac77777
MetaMask should read the token details from BNB Chain. Confirm that the symbol is MAG7X before importing it.
Check the address independently on the MAG7X BscScan page. It should also match the address in the official Flap URL and this website. The contract-verification guide explains the same check in more detail.
What importing changes
Adding a custom token changes what MetaMask displays. It does not create a balance, transfer funds, connect the wallet to MAG7X or approve another contract to spend tokens.
If you already received MAG7X but could not see it, importing the correct contract may reveal the balance attached to your address. If the balance still does not appear, check that MetaMask is using the same account and BNB Smart Chain network shown in the transaction receipt.
If you have not bought MAG7X yet
You do not need to import MAG7X before checking its price. Open the MAG7X buy preview, enter a BNB amount and inspect the estimated output without connecting a wallet.
If you continue, keep some BNB for gas, compare the refreshed quote in the connected interface and review the wallet request before confirming. Once the purchase is successful, the imported MAG7X entry gives the new tokens a clear place to appear.