MetaMask Adds Trust Signal Badges to Token Pickers

Release Details

MetaMask 13.52.0, an Ethereum wallet browser extension, was released on Oct. 14, 2026. The copyright notice in its GitHub repository lists Consensys as the developer. The 13.52.0 notes were posted on GitHub with the release.

Badge Placement

The update added trust signal badges to assets in the Send asset picker. It also added trust signal badges to the Manage Tokens view. The update gave warning badges one standard look across token views. It added trust signal badges to real-world asset tokens.

Link and Form Changes

The extension gained support for opening MetaMask deep links from link.metamask.com. The Add and Edit Network forms moved to the latest design. The hide-token confirmation switched to the standard modal design.

Implementation Notes

These changes appear in the release notes on the GitHub repository page for version 13.52.0. The deep-link change is documented in the associated pull request. Users encounter the badges directly in the Send asset picker and Manage Tokens view. Real-world asset tokens now carry the same trust signals as other assets.

The standardized warning badges create one consistent appearance in all token views. Network form updates follow the current design pattern already in use elsewhere in the extension. Token hiding now uses the standard modal that matches other confirmation flows.

Source Confirmation

All listed changes trace back to the official release notes at the GitHub tag for v13.52.0 and the linked pull request for deep-link handling. The dates and features remain as stated in those notes without additional interpretation.

The extension handles the new deep links through the designated domain link.metamask.com. This support integrates with existing token management screens that now display the badges. Warning badge standardization applies uniformly whether the token appears in the send flow or the management list.

Real-world asset tokens receive the same badge treatment as native and ERC-20 assets. The network form redesign aligns the add and edit screens with the extension’s current visual standards. The hide-token flow update replaces the prior confirmation method with the standard modal already familiar from other actions.

These modifications were shipped together in the single 13.52.0 package posted to GitHub on the release date. No further details on user metrics or adoption appear in the provided release documentation.