Multi-chain asset view
Organize supported coins and tokens across several blockchain ecosystems from one wallet interface.
A practical self-custody guide
Understand Trust Wallet before you connect, sign or send
Explore how Trust Wallet supports digital assets and Web3, learn what self-custody requires, and use verified download routes to avoid fake applications.
Know the responsibility
Self-custody puts access in your hands
Trust Wallet is designed as a self-custody wallet. Instead of relying on an account provider to authorize every transfer, the wallet holder controls the credentials used to approve blockchain transactions.
This model offers direct control, but it also makes backup and verification essential. A lost recovery phrase may prevent wallet recovery, while a phrase exposed to someone else can place every related asset at risk.
No legitimate support representative should ask for your recovery phrase or private keys.
What the wallet experience includes
Availability varies by network, asset, device and region. Check the current product documentation before relying on a specific feature.
Transfers and token swaps
Send and receive supported assets, review network costs and compare available swap quotes before approval.
Web3 connections
Connect to compatible decentralized services after verifying the domain, contract and requested permissions.
Digital collectibles
View supported NFTs and collection information alongside other wallet assets.
Selected staking options
Review supported staking opportunities, lock-up rules, validator details and network risks.
Local authorization
Review and approve actions from your device while keeping responsibility for wallet credentials.
Avoid imitation apps
Use the publisher's official download route
The official download center provides the current paths for iOS, Android, supported browser extensions and the Android APK. Do not install wallet software from file mirrors, advertisements or links received in messages.
A careful way to get started
Slow down at the steps that control access or move assets.
1
Verify and install
Begin at the official website, confirm the store listing or download source, then install on a device you control.
2
Protect the backup
Record the recovery phrase offline and keep it private. Do not photograph, message or upload it.
3
Test before scaling up
Check the network and complete address, then consider a small test transfer before moving a larger amount.
Wallet security checklist
- Keep the recovery phrase and private keys offline and out of screenshots, email and cloud notes.
- Verify the full website domain before connecting a wallet or approving a signature.
- Read transaction details, token allowances and network fees before confirming.
- Use a device lock and keep the operating system and wallet software updated.
- Remove unused decentralized app connections and review active token approvals.
- Assume unsolicited support messages, urgent giveaways and recovery requests are scams.
Trust Wallet FAQ
Trust Wallet is a self-custody crypto wallet for managing supported digital assets and connecting to compatible Web3 services. You are responsible for protecting its recovery credentials.
Start at the official Trust Wallet website and use its download center to continue to the relevant app store, browser store or official Android APK.
Blockchain activity generally requires a network fee paid to validators or miners. The amount varies according to the network and transaction conditions.
Keep it private and offline. Never send it to support or enter it into a website. Use it only inside a verified wallet application when you intentionally restore a wallet.