# Using Bware Labs Endpoint in Metamask

An example usage of Bware Labs endpoints would be using them to connect your Metamask to custom networks other than Ethereum.

Below you'll be able to find a couple of steps that demonstrate how to do that using an Ethereum endpoint generated on our platform

First, you will need to generate a Ethereum RPC endpoint following the steps from this [tutorial](https://app.gitbook.com/@bwarelabs/s/bware-docs/~/drafts/-MaWxwCEQVixpsNL9NMV/bware-labs-platform-tutorial-1). Once the endpoint is generated and running, copy the RPC endpoint as seen in the image below

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Next open your metamsk and click on the Network drop-down list on the top:

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Select custom RPC from the list and fill in the network details as follows:

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Click Save and your custom RPC network is ready to use:

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