Trust Wallet

Trust Wallet was founded in 2017 by Viktor Radchenko, who started the project to provide an open-source EthereumEthereumEthereum is an open, general-purpose smart contract blockchain that launched in 2015, and its native asset is ether (ETH). The project was proposed by Vitalik Buterin and advanced jointly by eight co-founders; the network now uses proof of stake and centers on the EVM, the account model, a rollup scaling roadmap, and the open EIP process.Open the full entry wallet that developers could use as infrastructure for decentralized applications (DApps).⁠[1][2]

By July 2018 Trust Wallet was a mobile wallet that supported Ethereum and more than 20,000 other digital tokens and also worked as a browser for decentralized web applications; users held their funds directly with their own private keys, and the app did not ask for user data. The company was then based in Mountain View in the United StatesUnited StatesThe United States is a federal country in North America made up of 50 states, the District of Columbia as the seat of government, and territories such as Puerto Rico and Guam; its capital is Washington, D.C. The Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The 2020 census (April 1, 2020) counted a resident population of 331,449,281, and the 435 seats of the House of Representatives are apportioned among the states on the basis of the census.Open the full entry and had five developers.⁠[3][2][4]

Trust Wallet had held an initial coin offering (ICO) to raise capital; in June 2018 it decided to cancel the sale and return the money to its investors. Viktor Radchenko said the decision was about getting back to developing the app and the technology.⁠[4]

On July 31, 2018, BinanceBinanceBinance is a global digital asset trading and multi-asset financial platform launched in 2017 and co-founded by Changpeng Zhao and Yi He. Its business has expanded from spot trading to derivatives, wallets, payments, a public blockchain ecosystem, market data, traditional securities, and artificial intelligence interfaces; its history also includes security incidents, regulatory enforcement across multiple jurisdictions, a 2023 U.S. criminal settlement, and subsequent compliance restructuring.Open the full entry announced that it had acquired Trust Wallet, the exchange’s first acquisition. The price was not disclosed; the consideration was a mixture of cash, Binance stock and a portion of its BNBBNBBNB is the native crypto asset of BNB Chain. It was launched by the Binance ecosystem through a token offering in 2017, originally ran on Ethereum, migrated to Binance Chain in 2019, and has since been used for fees, staking, and governance on BNB Smart Chain. Its supply mechanism combines the periodic Auto-Burn with the BEP-95 real-time burn.Open the full entry token.⁠[4][3]

Under the terms described by the two sides, Trust Wallet kept its own brand and its team continued to operate autonomously, while Binance helped with administration and with non-technical areas such as marketing. Trust Wallet was to be one of the default wallets supported by Binance’s planned decentralized exchange and planned to add support for other blockchains including BitcoinBitcoinBitcoin (common symbol BTC) is an open peer-to-peer electronic cash protocol, network, and native digital asset. Full nodes independently verify transactions and blocks according to the consensus rules; transactions are recorded as UTXOs, and blocks are organized into a public ledger through proof of work. Bitcoin is not issued or managed by any single institution, but using, holding in custody, and trading it still involve key, privacy, market, and legal risks.Open the full entry, EOS and NEO; the development team was to grow from five to ten.⁠[4][2]

Changpeng ZhaoChangpeng ZhaoChangpeng Zhao (commonly abbreviated CZ) is a Canadian entrepreneur and the founder and former chief executive officer of Binance. He entered the Bitcoin industry with a background in trading-systems engineering and founded Binance in 2017; in 2023 he pleaded guilty in the United States to failing to maintain an effective anti-money-laundering program and resigned, personally bearing a $50 million criminal fine and a $150 million CFTC civil penalty, while Binance as a company separately bore billions of dollars in criminal and regulatory settlements; he served four months in prison in 2024 and received a U.S. presidential pardon in 2025. Since then he has mainly been involved in education, investment, and advisory work on digital asset policy.Open the full entry said in a statement: “Wallets are the most fundamental interface to the crypto economy.” He added that Binance planned to move more services to Trust Wallet and to integrate it more tightly with Binance ChainBNB ChainBNB Chain is a multichain blockchain ecosystem with BNB as its native asset. Its core includes the Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible BNB Smart Chain, the opBNB layer-2 network and the decentralized storage network BNB Greenfield; its history traces to Binance Chain, launched in 2019.Open the full entry.⁠[2]

Trust Wallet Token (TWT) was launched in 2020 with no fundraising and was distributed by airdrop. A token burn on October 3, 2020, removed 88,999,999,900 TWT from circulation. TWT is a BEP-20 token on BNB Smart Chain (BNB Chain), and its supply is permanently fixed at the number of tokens now in existence.⁠[5]

In March 2022 Viktor Radchenko stepped down as chief executive of Trust Wallet and was replaced by Eowyn ChenEowyn ChenEowyn Chen is chief marketing officer of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance and previously served as chief executive officer of Trust Wallet; in October 2026 she accepted a Community Chest of Hong Kong award on behalf of Binance recognizing its Tai Po fire relief.Open the full entry, who had been vice president of marketing at Binance. ForkLog’s article of March 26, 2022, stated that he was leaving to devote more time to his family and other projects.⁠[6][7]

ForkLog’s article relayed the team’s statement that tens of millions of users trusted Trust Wallet to store their crypto assets, and stated that Changpeng Zhao had noted Viktor Radchenko’s achievements and thanked him.⁠[7]

On March 22, 2022, the Trust Wallet team said on Twitter that the iOS app was temporarily unavailable in AppleAppleApple is a public technology company founded in 1976 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, United States. Its business includes the iPhone, Mac, iPad, wearables, and services such as digital content, payments, and cloud storage. The company builds its product system through in-house hardware, operating systems, and services.Open the full entry’s App Store, affecting users who wanted to install or reinstall it, that users’ funds were unaffected and that it was working to resolve the issue. By March 25, 2022, the team had announced that the app was back on the App Store; users in Russia said it still could not be downloaded there.⁠[8][9]

On November 13, 2022, after the collapse of FTXFTXFTX was a cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2019 by Sam Bankman-Fried and Gary Wang that operated FTX.com, moved its headquarters from Hong Kong to the Bahamas in 2021 and was valued at $32 billion in January 2022. In November 2022 it filed for U.S. bankruptcy protection amid a liquidity crisis, and Bankman-Fried was later convicted of fraud and related charges. Its reorganization plan took effect in January 2025, after which the FTX Recovery Trust began paying creditors in stages.Open the full entry, Changpeng Zhao wrote on Twitter that “Self-custody is a fundamental human right” and mentioned @TrustWallet in a second post. The price of TWT rose about 80% in 24 hours to a record $2.3 (Messari data).⁠[10]

On November 14, 2022, CoinGecko data showed TWT up 47% over 24 hours; the token had gained nearly 100% on the week and, with a market capitalization slightly above $849 million, was the 45th-largest cryptocurrency. At the time TWT holders received discounts on in-app purchases and could vote on proposed changes to the wallet.⁠[11]

On November 14, 2022, Trust Wallet released a browser extension wallet for desktop, available on Chrome, Brave and Opera and supporting all EVM chains and SolanaSolanaSolana is a proof-of-stake (PoS) public blockchain designed for high throughput and low latency, with SOL as its native token; it was developed by Solana Labs and launched Mainnet Beta in March 2020. It is known for design choices such as its Proof of History clock and parallel execution, suffered several network-wide outages in its early years, and became one of the crypto industry’s focal points in events including the FTX collapse, U.S. SEC lawsuits, and the listing of Solana ETFs.Open the full entry. In its press release the company stated that its mobile app had 60 million downloads and more than 10 million monthly active users worldwide and could store more than 8 million crypto assets across more than 70 blockchains. Eowyn Chen said a browser extension was the number one request from users.⁠[12]

The Ledger Donjon team discovered a critical vulnerability in the Trust Wallet browser extension and submitted it on November 17, 2022, through Binance’s bug bounty program. Ledger’s account of April 25, 2023, signed by Charles GuillemetCharles GuillemetLedger’s chief technology officer.Open the full entry, located the flaw in the way the WebAssembly (Wasm) build of the open-source library Wallet Core generated random numbers: the pseudorandom number generator was a Mersenne Twister, “the total entropy was only 32 bits,” and an attacker could compute every possible mnemonic in advance; the account gives special thanks to Jean-Baptiste Bédrune. The flaw affected wallet addresses generated through the browser extension between November 14 and 23, 2022; users of the mobile app alone and users who had imported seed phrases from other wallets were not affected.⁠[13][14]

By the timeline in Ledger’s account, Trust Wallet publicly committed a fix on GitHub on November 21, 2022, and updated the app the same month to warn users and to block the generation of new flawed seeds; in March 2023 Trust Wallet granted the Ledger team the highest bounty it offers, $100,000. Ledger wrote that about $30 million had been at risk at one point shortly after the extension’s release and that about $100,000 remained in vulnerable wallets at the time of disclosure.⁠[13]

Trust Wallet disclosed the matter publicly on April 22, 2023. Two exploits of the flaw had been detected by then, with total losses of about $170,000; the company said it would issue refunds and had set up a reimbursement system for affected users. Trust Wallet wrote on Twitter at the time: “While there’s no 100% security, we own our mistakes and improve to prevent, mitigate, and resolve issues swiftly.”⁠[14][13]

On February 15, 2024, Trust Wallet published a statement on a vulnerability identified in 2018. The statement said the flaw stemmed from the use of the Trezor library and existed in iOS wallets created between March 2018 and the fix in July 2018, that “This issue impacted a finite number of 10,000 downloads,” and that it affected only a few thousand users; the founder had at the time informed all affected users and given them a secure migration path.⁠[15]

The statement was prompted by news articles saying that NIST was investigating the vulnerability; Trust Wallet replied that the information came from a submission to the public CVE database, a platform operated by NIST to which any member of the public can submit information. On the wallets drained on July 12, 2023, Trust Wallet said that it had found only six hundred of the roughly two thousand hacked addresses in its database, that only a third of those had the 2018 vulnerability, and that the drained wallets were not specific to Trust Wallet.⁠[15]

On February 19, 2024, Trust Wallet began the public beta of SWIFT, a smart contract wallet offered as an option alongside the original wallet, with worldwide availability set for February 20. SWIFT is built on account abstraction, lets users pay gas fees in more than 200 tokens, and supports one-click transactions and biometric-protected passkeys; at launch it supported seven EVM chains: ArbitrumArbitrumArbitrum is an Ethereum scaling technology and network family developed by Offchain Labs. Its Arbitrum One network uses optimistic rollups, Nova uses the AnyTrust data availability scheme, and the related technology is also used to build dedicated chains. Arbitrum combines off-chain execution with settlement on Ethereum and supports EVM and Stylus contracts.Open the full entry, PolygonPolygonPolygon (formerly Matic Network) is a blockchain network and project founded in 2017, originally to scale Ethereum, and driven by organizations including Polygon Labs and the Polygon Foundation; its native token was upgraded from MATIC to POL, and in recent years it has shifted toward stablecoin payments infrastructure.Open the full entry, BSC, opBNB, Base, OptimismOptimismOptimism is an ecosystem developed around Ethereum Layer 2 scaling. Its public network, now called OP Mainnet, uses the OP Stack. The ecosystem also includes the Superchain, shared governance and public-goods funding. OP Labs is a core technical developer, while the Optimism Foundation supports governance and ecosystem development. OP is a governance token; transaction fees on OP Mainnet are paid in ETH.Open the full entry and AvalancheAvalancheAvalanche is a blockchain network launched in 2020. It comprises a Primary Network running the C-Chain, P-Chain and X-Chain, alongside independent Avalanche L1s with configurable validators and rules. AVAX is its native token; Ava Labs develops core software and the Avalanche Foundation supports the ecosystem.Open the full entry. The company stated that SWIFT had undergone internal audits and external reviews by Halborn and CertiK. The announcement also stated that the original Trust Wallet had more than 80 million users.⁠[16]

In April 2024 Trust Wallet posted on X that it had “credible intel regarding a high-risk zero-day exploit targeting iMessage on the Dark Web” and recommended that iPhone users turn off iMessage until Apple patched it. Eowyn Chen explained that the intelligence was an advertisement on a dark web site called CodeBreach Lab, which offered a supposed zero-click exploit for $2 million in bitcoin.⁠[17]

TechCrunchTechCrunchTechCrunch is an American technology news outlet founded in 2005 by Michael Arrington and Keith Teare and headquartered in San Francisco; it mainly covers technology companies, startups, and venture capital, and hosts events such as TechCrunch Disrupt. Its ownership passed successively through AOL, Verizon, and Yahoo, and in 2025 Regent announced its acquisition.Open the full entry’s article of April 16, 2024, stated that there was no evidence the exploit existed and judged it “very likely that it is all just a scam”; Trust Wallet declined to provide evidence, and an Apple spokesperson declined to comment.⁠[17]

On April 29, 2024, the Trust Wallet app was temporarily removed from Google PlayGoogle PlayGoogle Play is a digital content distribution service operated by Google, centered on the Google Play Store, the app store for Android devices. Its predecessor, Android Market, launched in October 2008 alongside the first Android phone, and in March 2012 it merged with Google Music and the Google eBookstore and was renamed Google Play. As the main distribution channel for Android apps, its commissions, billing rules, and review practices have drawn controversy, including the Epic Games antitrust lawsuit in the United States and penalties under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act.Open the full entry and was restored the same day. A Trust Wallet spokesperson said the matter related to GoogleGoogleGoogle is an American technology company founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin and incorporated in 1998. It became an Alphabet subsidiary in 2015. Its businesses include internet search, advertising, software platforms, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence.Open the full entry’s policies and that the company had submitted an appeal several weeks earlier. TWT fell 5% after the removal became known. Some observers at the time linked the removal to an FBIFederal Bureau of InvestigationThe Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is the federal investigative agency of the U.S. Department of Justice. It grew out of a force of special agents organized by Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte in 1908, has used its present name since 1935 and is headquartered in Washington, D.C.Open the full entry notice of the previous week that warned against using non-KYC platforms and tools; the crypto.news article stated that the notice had not been singled out as a reason for Google’s initial decision.⁠[18]

On February 12, 2025, Trust Wallet published a 2025 vision from chief executive Eowyn Chen, which set the mid-term goal of becoming the “Web3 Revolut” and the long-term goal of being a personal companion for users’ Web3 journeys. The article stated that for the previous two years the company had focused on survival.⁠[19]

The 2025 roadmap in the article included onboarding that combines Web2 simplicity with self-custody, easier fiat-to-crypto purchases, expanded swaps and token discovery, everyday spending uses for digital assets, stronger scam protection, and TWT utilities such as fee cashbacks, gas payments, boosted staking yields and referral rewards.⁠[19]

On September 3, 2025, Trust Wallet added real-world asset (RWA) tokens to the Swap tab of its app, giving eligible users access to onchain tokens that track the value of global ETFs and equities. The announcement stated that RWA access on Ethereum was powered by Ondo Finance and the 1inch Swap API and that access on Solana (xStocks assets) was powered by Kraken and Backed. At launch these swaps ran 24 hours a day, five days a week.⁠[20]

The announcement stated that users in some regions, including the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union, could not use the RWA function in the app and that U.S. persons were not eligible from any region. Trust Wallet said it does not act as a broker or custodian.⁠[20]

On September 18, 2025, Trust Wallet published a new roadmap with a target of one billion users by 2030. The company stated that it had reached 210 million all-time installations by mid-2025, secured more than $30 billion in user balances, held more than $750 million in total value locked across its Earn (staking) products, averaged more than $1 billion in monthly swap volume, and recorded 4x year-over-year revenue growth from 2023 to 2024. The article described Trust Wallet as rooted in the Binance ecosystem.⁠[21]

The TWT tokenomics litepaper published the same day listed six kinds of utility: loyalty rewards, Earn, fee discounts, gas payments, service access and community participation (voting on community and marketing topics, one address one vote). The litepaper stated that holding TWT confers no ownership, equity or revenue share in Trust Wallet and no voting rights in Trust Wallet or any affiliate, and that more than 40% of the TWT supply had been circulating in the market over the previous five years, mainly through community airdrops.⁠[5]

The first loyalty program described in the litepaper is Trust Premium, a tiered scheme in which users earn XP through swaps, deposits and daily check-ins and can enhance it by locking TWT.⁠[5]

On December 2, 2025, Trust Wallet launched Predictions inside its app (reached from the Markets tab in the bottom menu), where eligible users can take positions on the outcomes of real-world events with funds already in their self-custody wallets, without opening a new account. Events, outcome tokens, pricing and resolution logic are all operated by external partners, and Trust Wallet geofences users as each partner requires. The announcement stated that Predictions started with three event-market providers; as updated on July 17, 2026, it names four integrations: HyperliquidHyperliquidHyperliquid is a layer-one blockchain designed from scratch for financial trading. It uses its own HyperBFT consensus, has perpetual futures and spot order books built into the chain (HyperCore), and offers an Ethereum-compatible smart contract environment (HyperEVM); its native token is HYPE. Launched in 2023, it became one of the largest decentralized perpetual futures venues thanks to its fully onchain order books, and later opened permissionless deployment of perpetual markets on commodities, stock indices and FX, as well as outcome markets, through HIP-3 and HIP-4.Open the full entry (through HIP-4, its standard for outcome markets, launched in May 2026), PolymarketPolymarketPolymarket is a prediction market platform founded by Shayne Coplan in 2020, on which users buy and sell shares in the outcomes of political, sports, financial, cultural, and other events, with trading prices regarded as the market’s estimate of the probability that an event will occur. It rose to prominence during the 2024 US election, returned to the US market in 2025 by acquiring a licensed exchange and clearinghouse, and received a major investment from Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, while facing gambling-regulation and insider-trading scrutiny in US states and several countries.Open the full entry, Predict.funPredict.funPredict.fun, also called Predict or Predict Fun, is an on-chain prediction market on BNB Chain that launched in December 2025. It was founded by Dingaling and is backed by YZi Labs. The platform can route USDT collateral behind open positions to earn yield. It acquired Probable in March 2026, and in October 2026 it disclosed unauthorized transfers of about 400,000 USDT from user wallets and pledged full reimbursement.Open the full entry (a prediction market protocol on BNB Chain) and Myriad.⁠[22]

On December 18, 2025, Trust Wallet published a year-end review stating that it had passed 220 million users in 2025, more than ten times the 2022 figure, that 2024 had been its first year of eight-digit profit, and that it had remained profitable and self-sufficient in 2025.⁠[23]

New features of 2025 listed in the review included Stablecoin Earn (more than $155 million in total value locked), tokenized stocks, Predictions, perpetual futures with leverage of up to 200x, FlexGas, EIP-7702 support and gas sponsorship, Trust Premium, the launch and growth platform Trust Alpha, the Web3 accelerator Trust Moon, and crypto purchases with Apple Pay and Google Pay. The review also stated that the wallet supported more than 110 chains, more than 1,000 custom EVM chains and more than 32 million assets and that its security scanner had prevented more than $191 million from being sent to known scam addresses in 2025.⁠[23]

The review gives two figures for year-over-year revenue growth: 150% in its highlights and 105% in its section on scale. It also stated that Trust Wallet had launched Trust Talks, a Web3 podcast, during the year and that chief executive Eowyn Chen had been named among the “Top 50 Women in Web3 & AI.”⁠[23]

On December 24, 2025, an unauthorized and malicious version (2.68) of the Trust Wallet browser extension was published to the Chrome Web Store. Eowyn Chen said the version was released at 12:32 p.m. UTC that day, “was NOT released through our internal manual process,” and had most likely been pushed with a leaked Chrome Web Store API key that bypassed the standard checks. Users who logged in to version 2.68 before 11:00 UTC on December 26, 2025, were affected; mobile-only users and other versions of the extension were not. The company asked users to update to version 2.69. The Chrome Web Store listing then showed about one million users for the extension.⁠[24][25]

Analysis by the security firm SlowMist showed that the malicious code looped through every wallet stored in the extension, obtained the mnemonic phrases and sent them to the attacker’s server at api.metrics-trustwallet.com, using the open-source library posthog-js as the exfiltration channel; the domain metrics-trustwallet.com had been registered on December 8, 2025, and the first request to api.metrics-trustwallet.com was made on December 21, 2025. Researchers at the security firm Koi found that the backdoor ran on every unlock and that all wallets configured in an account were compromised.⁠[24][26]

Trust Wallet at first confirmed on X that about $7 million had been affected and said it would ensure that all affected users were refunded; the total included about $3 million in Bitcoin, more than $3 million in Ethereum and $431 in Solana; the company later said it had identified 2,596 affected wallet addresses. PeckShieldPeckShieldPeckShield is a blockchain security company that provides smart contract audits, exchange and wallet security audits, on-chain fund tracking, and anti-money-laundering data services. In 2018 it disclosed integer overflow vulnerabilities in ERC-20 contracts such as batchOverflow, and it regularly publishes statistics on crypto industry hack losses and security incident monitoring.Open the full entry calculated that more than $4 million of the stolen funds had gone to centralized exchanges (about $3.3 million to ChangeNOW, about $340,000 to FixedFloat and about $447,000 to KuCoin), while about $2.8 million remained in the attacker’s wallets. An update from ZachXBTZachXBTZachXBT is a pseudonymous blockchain investigator who examines cryptocurrency scams, thefts and fund movements, and serves as an incident response advisor to Paradigm. His work involves public investigations, onchain analysis and collaboration with security researchers and law enforcement.Open the full entry put the number of victims in the hundreds.⁠[24]

On December 30, 2025, Trust Wallet published its findings, confirming that 2,520 wallet addresses had been drained by the attackers, with about $8.5 million in assets affected across 17 wallet addresses controlled by the attacker; the update noted that those addresses had also drained wallets not associated with Trust Wallet. The update judged the incident likely related to the industry-wide Sha1-Hulud npm supply-chain incident of November 2025, in which the company’s developer GitHub secrets were exposed; the attacker thereby obtained the extension’s source code and the Chrome Web Store API key and uploaded a tampered build directly, bypassing internal review.⁠[25][26]

Trust Wallet said it would voluntarily reimburse affected users, with claims submitted through its official support form and verified case by case; it received more than 5,000 claims and believed many were duplicates or fraudulent. After the incident the company disabled publishing access and the related API credentials and restricted deployment permissions; version 2.69 was the clean 2.67 code released again, and the company planned a verification code tool for version 2.70.⁠[25]

On the identity of the attacker, Trust Wallet said shortly after the incident that the work of a nation-state actor was a possibility, while Changpeng Zhao, agreeing on X with an industry observer’s suspicion, said the exploit had “most likely” been carried out by an insider, without giving evidence. Changpeng Zhao also said in an X post of December 26, 2025, that the funds users had lost would be covered.⁠[24][27]

In an interview published by DefiLlama, the interviewer’s question states that Felix Fan became chief executive of Trust Wallet in February 2026. The interview also says he previously worked in product at OKXOKXOKX is a global digital-asset trading platform that began operating in 2017 under the name OKEx. Different regional entities provide trading, wallet, payment and related services; the global platform, OKCoin and locally licensed entities must be distinguished.Open the full entry and had co-founded two companies.⁠[28][29]

In an interview published by DefiLlama, Felix Fan summed up his product approach as “Fewer features shipped better, not more features shipped faster.” The interview stated that Hyperliquid was live inside Trust Wallet, giving users access to more than 200 perpetual futures markets without leaving the app.⁠[28]

On May 12, 2026, a Binance spokesperson said that Eowyn Chen, former chief executive of Trust Wallet, would serve as Binance’s interim chief marketing officer.⁠[30]

On March 26, 2026, Trust Wallet released the Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK), which lets AI agents execute real crypto transactions on more than 25 blockchains within rules set by the user; developers reach it through a command-line interface (CLI) and MCP (Model Context Protocol). TWAK has two modes: in agent wallet mode the agent has its own dedicated wallet and acts autonomously under rules set in advance, without per-transaction approval; in WalletConnect mode the agent connects to the user’s existing Trust Wallet and proposes transactions, each of which the user must approve.⁠[31]

Features at launch included cross-chain swaps, dollar-cost-averaging (DCA) automations, limit orders, token risk scoring before execution, price alerts and x402 micropayments.⁠[31]

On June 3, 2026, Trust Wallet announced that Thomas Lau had joined the company as Head of Design. He had most recently been Product Design Lead at Phantom and before that had held senior design roles at Crypto.comCrypto.comCrypto.com is a cryptocurrency trading and payments platform founded in 2016, formerly known as Monaco and co-founded by Kris Marszalek and others. It offers a trading app, an exchange, crypto payment cards, custody, derivatives and prediction markets, and is closely associated with the Cronos blockchain and its CRO token. It is known for large sports naming-rights sponsorships and holds licenses in many jurisdictions worldwide.Open the full entry.⁠[29]

On June 12, 2026, Trust Wallet added bStocks, BEP-20 tokenized securities on BNB Smart Chain that give economic exposure to U.S.-listed stocks, each backed 1:1 by the corresponding share held at a regulated custodian; holders receive economic benefits such as price movements, dividends and stock splits but no shareholder rights such as voting. Conversion to the underlying equity is done through Binance’s 1:1 conversion feature.⁠[32]

The first assets were TSLAB (TeslaTeslaTesla is an American electric vehicle and energy company whose businesses span automobiles, solar energy, and battery energy storage. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, its shares are listed on Nasdaq under the ticker TSLA.Open the full entry), CRCLB (Circle Internet GroupCircleCircle is a financial technology company founded in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville. It issues the dollar stablecoin USDC and euro stablecoin EURC and provides cross-chain transfers, a payments network and blockchain infrastructure. It listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2025 under the ticker CRCL.Open the full entry), MUB (Micron TechnologyMicron TechnologyMicron Technology is an American semiconductor company that designs and manufactures memory and storage products for the data center, personal computing, mobile, automotive, and industrial markets.Open the full entry), SNDKB (SanDiskSanDiskSanDisk, currently branded Sandisk, is a US flash-memory and storage company whose business originated with SunDisk in 1988. Western Digital acquired the former company in 2016; its flash business became the independent public company Sandisk Corporation in 2025.Open the full entry) and NVDAB (NVIDIANVIDIANVIDIA is an American semiconductor and computing technology company that provides graphics processing units, artificial intelligence infrastructure, networking interconnects, and computing software, and is listed on Nasdaq under the ticker NVDA.Open the full entry), trading around the clock, including weekends and U.S. market holidays. U.S. persons and users in restricted regions including the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union cannot buy or sell bStocks.⁠[32]

On July 24, 2026, Trust Wallet announced that Trust Wallet AI, built into its app, was open to all users, after a group of early users had used it since earlier in 2026. It answers questions about markets and holdings, provides token research and risk signals, and prepares swaps, buys and sends for the user to review. It has no access to private keys and cannot sign or broadcast transactions on its own; nothing executes until the user confirms. The feature requires app version 26.28.4 or above.⁠[33]

The announcement explained that, to generate output, the user’s message, the token being viewed, and the wallet address and balance are sent to its AI infrastructure provider, and that this data is never used to train AI models.⁠[33]

As of November 2026, Trust Wallet’s website states that the wallet swaps tokens across more than 100 blockchains and offers perpetual futures on more than 300 pairs, and that the company holds ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications from A-LIGN. Its “About Us” page states that Trust Wallet is trusted by more than 200 million people and that its team spans 19 time zones.⁠[34][1]

Trust Wallet’s organization account on GitHub has 74 repositories (figure of November 2026). Its pinned repositories include wallet-core, a cross-platform, cross-blockchain wallet library (C++, about 3,600 stars); assets, a collection of information on thousands of crypto tokens (about 5,400 stars); barz, a modular, upgradeable smart contract wallet; trust-web3-provider, a Web3 JavaScript provider for iOS and Android; and developer, the developer documentation.⁠[35]

Trust Wallet’s Terms of Service (marked as last updated on January 1, 2024) provide that the terms are governed by the laws of Hong Kong and that disputes go to binding individual arbitration at the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre; users must be at least 18 years old and may not be located in a jurisdiction comprehensively sanctioned by the United States, including Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine. The terms state that fees for the services are primarily set by third-party partners and that Trust Wallet may receive a revenue share from those fees.⁠[36]

Trust Wallet: Official website: https://trustwallet.com/ (opens in a new window).⁠[34]

X: Public account: https://x.com/TrustWallet (opens in a new window).⁠[37][35]

LinkedInLinkedInLinkedIn is a social networking platform for professionals. It was founded in 2002 by Reid Hoffman and others, launched in 2003, and listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2011; after Microsoft acquired it for approximately $26.2 billion in 2016, it became a wholly owned Microsoft subsidiary. Its revenue comes from membership subscriptions, advertising, and recruitment solutions.Open the full entry: Public profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/trustwallet (opens in a new window).⁠[37]

YouTubeYouTubeYouTube is Google’s video-sharing and creator platform, founded in 2005 by Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, and Jawed Karim and acquired by Google in 2006. Built around video uploading, viewing, and creator earnings, the platform has developed Shorts, YouTube Music, Premium, YouTube TV, and products for children, and is headquartered in San Bruno, California, United States.Open the full entry: Public channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Trustwallet (opens in a new window).⁠[37]

Instagram: Public account: https://www.instagram.com/trustwallet/ (opens in a new window).⁠[37]

Facebook: Public account: https://www.facebook.com/trustweb3 (opens in a new window).⁠[37]

GitHub: Public account: https://github.com/trustwallet (opens in a new window).⁠[37][35]