A concise, practical guide to help you set up, secure, and use Trust Wallet safely. This presentation covers installation, backup & recovery, sending/receiving coins, dApp connections, security best practices, and how to contact official support links.
Always download Trust Wallet from the official website or the official app store listing. Avoid third-party downloads. Verify the app icon and developer details in the App Store / Google Play to reduce risk of fake apps.
When creating a new wallet you will receive a recovery phrase (12, 18, or 24 words). Write these words on paper — not on a screenshot or cloud note. This phrase is the only way to restore your wallet.
Never enter your recovery phrase into websites, or share it with anyone claiming to be support. Trust Wallet staff will never ask for your recovery words.
After writing down your seed, consider doing a dry run by restoring to a spare device (if available) to confirm the backup is correct. Store multiple physical copies in separate secure locations.
Always confirm receiving addresses displayed in Trust Wallet before sending funds. For large transfers, send a small test amount first to confirm everything works as expected.
Trust Wallet supports many chains and token standards (ERC-20, BEP-20, etc.). Make sure you send tokens on the correct chain to avoid permanent loss.
When connecting to decentralized applications, verify the dApp domain and transaction details before approving. Revoke unused approvals regularly and avoid unknown or suspicious dApps.
Install official updates for Trust Wallet and your device OS. Use device lock (PIN / biometrics) and enable additional protections where available.
Your private keys and recovery phrase are the core secret — never expose them. If you suspect compromise, move funds to a new wallet immediately.
If the problem persists, use official support channels listed below — never follow instructions from random social media accounts asking for keys or seed phrases.
Tip: Bookmark only the official domain, not search results or third-party mirrors. If unsure, verify links from the main official domain first.