Trust Wallet — Secure Multi-Currency Crypto Wallet & Web3
A concise presentation covering what Trust Wallet is, core features, security model, Web3 integration, and practical guidance for users and teams.
A concise presentation covering what Trust Wallet is, core features, security model, Web3 integration, and practical guidance for users and teams.
Trust Wallet is a self-custody, multi-chain crypto wallet for mobile and browsers that provides private key control to the user while offering on-ramps to buy, swap, stake, and access Web3 dApps and NFTs. It focuses on simplicity and security for both new users and experienced investors.
Supports millions of token assets across many blockchains, token swaps inside the wallet, and a unified portfolio view so users can manage multiple currencies in one place.
Built-in DApp browser and extension connectivity let users interact directly with decentralized exchanges, lending platforms, and NFT marketplaces — all from inside the wallet.
Users can stake supported validators and participate in on-chain earning programs without leaving custody of their private keys, increasing capital efficiency while retaining control.
Private keys are stored on the user's device; Trust Wallet does not hold or transmit secret keys. Backup options include secure recovery phrases; best practice is to store recovery phrases offline and never share them.
Security features such as transaction preview, permission management for dApps, and a security scanner help detect scams and malicious contracts. Users should always verify contract calls and permissions before approving.
Download official app or extension, create a new wallet, write down the 12/24-word recovery phrase, and enable device protections (PIN / biometrics).
Trust Wallet provides developer docs, SDKs, and a GitHub organization with libraries and examples to build integration points: deep linking, WalletConnect, and browser extension support make it straightforward to connect apps to wallets.
Projects can follow Trust Wallet's listing guides to add token metadata or register dApps for better user discovery.
Hold, send, receive, and swap tokens across chains.
Use dApps for lending, yield, swaps, and liquidity — while retaining custody of assets.
Store and interact with NFTs inside the wallet and connect to marketplaces through the browser or extension.
Always verify you are using official channels. Never enter your recovery phrase into a website or app. Use official social channels and support pages only.
Smart contracts can contain bugs or malicious logic. Limit approvals, use small test transactions, and check audits where available.
Trust Wallet provides a practical on-ramp to Web3 with strong self-custody principles and a wide feature set for managing multi-currency portfolios, NFTs, and dApp access. For new users, focus on secure setup and careful permissioning. For developers and teams, review the official docs and GitHub for integration examples.
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