Go beyond the browser
Connect to decentralized applications and explore Web3 from your desktop. Your wallet is ready when you are.
Learn about connections →Meet a simpler way to explore Web3 from your browser. Manage your digital assets and connect to decentralized apps, while staying in control of your wallet.
Step into a connected world with a wallet experience that keeps your essentials close and your choices yours.
Connect to decentralized applications and explore Web3 from your desktop. Your wallet is ready when you are.
Learn about connections →Keep supported digital assets organized in one place and get a clearer view of your wallet activity.
Understand self-custody →Review requests before you sign. Your wallet stays yours, and you decide what to connect and approve.
Make security a habit →Trust Wallet is designed around self-custody. You hold your recovery phrase and choose when to connect or approve. That freedom comes with responsibility: protect your phrase, verify what you sign, and only use trusted sources.
From your first connection to the next thing you discover, a browser wallet makes it easier to bring your digital life together. Take your time, make informed choices, and explore on your terms.
Find your browser extension ↗Wallets are new territory for lots of people. Start with the essentials.
Visit Trust Wallet support ↗Trust Wallet Extension is a self-custody wallet experience for your desktop browser. It helps you manage supported digital assets and connect to decentralized applications while keeping control of your recovery phrase and wallet access.
Availability can change over time. Visit the official Trust Wallet website or your browser’s official extension store to check current compatibility and download options.
Download only from official sources, keep your recovery phrase private and offline, use a device you trust, and carefully review every transaction before approving it. Trust Wallet support will never ask for your secret recovery phrase.
A self-custody wallet puts recovery in your hands. If you lose access and do not have a safely stored recovery phrase or another supported recovery method, your wallet may not be recoverable.
No. Connecting generally shares a wallet address with an application. A transaction requires a separate approval. Review the details and permissions carefully before signing.