Overview
- The feature went live on Aug. 26 and lets users sign in with a Google or Apple account and then create a unique password to set up a wallet.
- MetaMask now generates the Secret Recovery Phrase in the background and stores it on the user’s device, recoverable only with the same social credentials plus the password.
- The company says no single party, including MetaMask or the identity providers, can assemble all components needed to retrieve a user’s SRP.
- Lost passwords cannot be recovered, so users remain responsible for securing access to their wallets.
- The launch aligns with a broader adoption push that includes the planned MetaMask USD (mUSD) stablecoin and a Banxa-powered card, and it has prompted interest alongside caution about reliance on centralized logins.