
MetaMask's new batch sell feature lets users swap up to five tokens for a single stablecoin in one transaction, cutting gas costs and approval clicks.
MetaMask now lets users sell up to five tokens for a single stablecoin in one transaction. The batch sell feature rolled out in version 7.78.0 of the mobile app and the browser extension.
Anyone who has tried to offload a handful of altcoins from a MetaMask wallet knows the routine. Approve token one. Confirm the swap. Wait for confirmation. Pay gas. Repeat four more times. It is the crypto equivalent of standing in five separate checkout lines.
The batch sell feature consolidates those steps. Users select up to five tokens, pick a destination stablecoin, and execute the whole thing at once. The transaction routes through MetaMask's existing Swaps aggregator, which connects to decentralized exchanges on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum. The feature works across six supported networks.
Each smart contract interaction on Ethereum carries a gas fee. Multiple swaps mean multiple fees. Bundling those interactions into a single transaction cuts total gas expenditure for anyone liquidating positions across several tokens.
Batch transactions still route through aggregators that may introduce slippage across multiple token pairs. Selling five low-liquidity tokens at once could produce worse execution prices than selling them individually with more deliberate routing. The convenience comes with a trade-off.
Version 7.78.0 also added a Money Account balance card for portfolio management. The batch sell feature is available now on both mobile and extension.
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