Organize assets across networks
View supported coins and tokens from multiple blockchains in one interface, while retaining control of the wallet credentials.
Self-custody made understandable
Explore Trust Wallet with greater clarity and control
Learn how a multi-chain wallet can help you organize digital assets, interact with Web3 and build safer habits without giving up ownership of your keys.
What you can do with Trust Wallet
A practical toolkit for holding assets, exploring networks and interacting with decentralized services.
Send and receive crypto
Create wallet addresses, review network fees and transfer supported assets directly on the relevant blockchain.
Swap supported tokens
Compare an available quote, check price impact and network costs, then approve the transaction from your own wallet.
Connect to Web3
Interact with compatible decentralized applications after checking the domain, contract details and requested permissions.
View digital collectibles
Keep track of supported NFTs and collection details alongside other wallet assets without moving them to a custodial account.
Explore staking options
Review supported staking opportunities, validator information, lock-up terms and network risks before participating.
Self-custody starts with secure habits
Trust Wallet is designed around self-custody. That means access is tied to the recovery phrase and private keys, so responsibility stays with the wallet owner. A few consistent checks can reduce avoidable risk:
- Download wallet software only from verified official sources.
- Write the recovery phrase down and store it offline in a private, durable place.
- Never enter a recovery phrase into a website or send it to anyone claiming to offer support.
- Check the complete recipient address, blockchain network and fee before confirming a transfer.
- Review token approvals and disconnect decentralized applications you no longer use.
Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible. Always verify the network and destination before confirming.
Frequently asked questions
What is Trust Wallet used for?
It is a self-custody crypto wallet for managing supported digital assets, connecting to Web3 services, viewing NFTs, swapping tokens and accessing selected staking features.
Who controls the recovery phrase?
The wallet user does. Keep the phrase offline and private; legitimate support representatives should never ask for it.
Can Trust Wallet connect to decentralized applications?
Yes, it can connect to compatible Web3 services. Verify the domain and carefully review permissions and transaction details before approval.