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# Adding $FROTH To Metamask
$FROTH is an ERC20 token deployed on the Polygon Network. You can view your balance and transfer tokens directly inside Metamask
1. Sign in to metamask and on the
2. Ensure you are on the Polygon network
3. Click Tokens
4. Copy and paste the $FROTH address in to the requested address field. 0x1E796DEBcB656bd71f2f2311443A52EC8c98229F
5. If the address is entered correctly, the rest of the fields will auto fill
6. Click next. You now are able to view and transfer your $FROTH balance as you wish
*Note: You can also view your $FROTH balance from directly inside the Muzzle Run app once signed in under the Funds tab.*
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