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# Connect / Disconnect your wallet

Connecting your wallet to Avalytics is very straight forward. In this tutorial, we will be using Metamask to connect to Avalytics.

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Simply navigate your cursor to the top right corner of the dApp and click **Connect** and choose the wallet you want to connect to. Once connected, it will either display your address or resolved name.

Disconnecting your wallet is as easy as connecting your wallet.&#x20;

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Navigate your cursor to the top right corner of the dApp where your address and click your **Address or Resolved name,** this will popup with your wallet where you can press **disconnect.**


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