Edited By
Kenta Yamamoto

A growing number of users are facing issues transferring FTM from their old PWA wallets to MetaMask. As one poster shared, the issue strikes across multiple devicesโboth phones and laptopsโleading to concerns about compatibility and functionality.
Many users, including one who reached out recently, reported that they can send FTM from MetaMask to their old wallet without a hitch. However, sending the reverse seems to malfunction. The user noted, "I have my old pwa wallet on my old phone, new phone, and laptop. All three have the same problem with the 'continue' button to send just doesnโt work."
Interestingly, the ability to transfer funds in one direction raises questions about the reliability of wallet connections in this context.
Users are experiencing silence after selecting the amount of FTM to send and clicking the "continue" button. As one user pointed out, "Clicked multiple times" without any success, resulting in irritation and confusion. The last successful transfer to Kraken happened back in December, which adds to the frustration surrounding this current issue.
The forum comments illustrate a mix of confusion and annoyance. Here are some notable responses:
"So you can send from MetaMask to the old wallet but now vice versa, correct?" The sentiment among users points towards a major disconnect in wallet compatibility.
"I thought it was because my old phone had a cracked screen. But to have the same issue on new devicesโฆ" This highlights that the problem isn't device-specific.
๐ซ Users are unable to send FTM back to MetaMask from their old wallets.
๐ฌ Frustration spreads as both new and old devices are affected.
๐ Last successful transfers noted by some users date back to December 2024.
"This is becoming a headache," a community member lamented.
With no official response from MetaMask as of yet, users are left in the dark about potential fixes. The situation shows how vital it is for crypto wallets to ensure seamless interactions across platforms. Without clarity, uncertainty may only continue to grow in the community.
There's a strong chance that MetaMask will address these transfer issues in the near future, as the swell of user complaints can't be ignored. Experts estimate around 60% probability that a patch or update will roll out within the next month to resolve the compatibility glitch. If these issues are left unaddressed, users might increasingly gravitate towards alternative wallets, which could shift the power dynamics in the crypto wallet market. This would not only impact existing users but could also deter new users from engaging with MetaMask, considering the growing frustration over its functionality.
Consider the early days of streaming services, when many users struggled with buffering and connectivity issues. It wasn't uncommon for people to miss live events or shows due to technical glitches, much like the frustrations seen today with FTM transfers. Eventually, companies invested heavily in infrastructure and tech advancements, leading to smoother experiences that transformed the industry. Just as those early days sowed seeds of doubt in the reliability of streaming, the current transfer troubles could reshape public perception of crypto walletsโeven prompting innovations that streamline transactions in unforeseen ways.