Trust Wallet is a secure, user-first multi-currency wallet for managing crypto and exploring Web3. Whether you need a simple self-custody wallet or full Web3 access, Trust wallet and Trust/Wallet provide the core tools to securely manage tokens, NFTs, and decentralized apps.
Trust Wallet is a non-custodial, multi-chain mobile wallet built to give users direct control over their private keys. With Trust wallet you hold your funds and your keys — true self-custody. As a versatile wallet, Trust/Wallet supports dozens of blockchains, thousands of tokens, and a growing Web3 ecosystem so you can swap, stake, and interact with decentralized apps without giving up control.
Security is central to Trust Wallet. Since Trust wallet is non-custodial, only you can access your private keys and backup phrase. The wallet uses local encryption and standard best practices for key management so that Trust/Wallet stores nothing on servers that could be used to control your funds. Remember to keep your seed phrase safe and offline — Trust wallet will prompt you to back it up during setup.
Trust Wallet makes Web3 approachable. The integrated DApp browser and Web3 connectors let you sign transactions, interact with smart contracts, and use decentralized applications without leaving the app. From decentralized exchanges to NFT marketplaces, Trust wallet acts as your gateway to the decentralized web. Developers and users appreciate how Trust/Wallet balances usability with the direct control of private keys.
Getting started with Trust Wallet is straightforward — download the app from your device store, create a new wallet or import an existing seed phrase, and back up your recovery phrase. Add coin and token addresses to see balances, use the built-in swap to trade tokens, or open the DApp browser to connect to services. As you set up, Trust wallet will guide you through security best practices so that Trust/Wallet remains both easy and secure.
Choose Trust Wallet if you want a mobile-first wallet that places security and private-key ownership at the center. Trust wallet combines broad token support, Web3 access, and practical tools like swaps and staking into a compact, efficient app. Whether you’re a newcomer exploring crypto or an experienced user managing multiple chains, Trust/Wallet offers the functionality required for modern crypto use without sacrificing control.
When using Trust Wallet, keep these tips in mind: securely store your seed phrase offline, avoid sharing private keys, verify URLs when connecting to DApps, and enable device-level security like biometrics or PIN codes. If you ever import wallets into Trust wallet or export keys from Trust/Wallet, do so only on trusted devices and networks to minimize risk.
Trust Wallet is designed as a non-custodial wallet — meaning only you control your private keys. While Trust wallet uses encryption and local storage, safety also depends on user practices: secure your seed phrase, avoid phishing links, and keep your device protected. Trust/Wallet provides tools and guidance but ultimate security relies on you.
Trust wallet and Trust Wallet support thousands of tokens across multiple blockchains. From major coins to many ERC-20, BEP-2, and BEP-20 tokens, Trust/Wallet aims to provide wide-ranging coverage so users can manage diverse portfolios in a single app.
Yes — Trust Wallet integrates on-ramps and third-party providers to let users purchase crypto directly in the app. Availability varies by region and provider, so Trust wallet will show the options supported in your country. Always confirm fees and provider terms before buying with Trust/Wallet.
To restore Trust Wallet, choose the restore/import option in the app and enter your 12- or 24-word recovery phrase. Trust wallet will reconstruct access to addresses associated with the seed. Keep your recovery phrase private and enter it only in the official app — never share it when asked by others or by websites claiming to help with recovery for Trust/Wallet.
Trust wallet itself does not set blockchain transaction fees — those are network fees paid to miners/validators. However, integrated services (such as in-app purchases or swap providers) may charge fees or spread. Always review fee details before confirming a transaction in Trust Wallet or Trust/Wallet.