Trust Wallet Review

Software Multichain mobile wallet Reviewed by CryptoExchangeReview Australia · verified 2026-07-31
7.3Wallet Score / 10

Verdict

One of the broadest multichain footprints in a simple, mobile-first wallet — backed by Binance.

Score breakdown

Six pillars, weighted identically for every wallet (security-weighted).

Security 7.0
Openness 6.0
Assets & chains 9.0
Ease of use 8.0
Value 8.0
Backup & recovery 6.0

Pros

  • Supports 100+ chains out of the box
  • Simple, mobile-first UX
  • Built-in swaps, staking & dApp browser
  • Security scanner for risky transactions

Cons

  • App UI is closed-source (core library is open)
  • Extension track record weaker than the app
  • Hot wallet — pair with hardware for large holdings

Security & track record

Mobile app has a solid record; the browser extension has had disclosed issues (a late-2025 security bug; a 2024 migration bug). Self-custody, so phishing is the main user risk.

Specifications

TypeSoftware · Multichain mobile wallet
PriceFree (Network/swap fees)
MakerTrust Wallet (Binance) · Global
Released2017
Secure element
Open sourcePartly open-source
Backup / recoverySeed phrase (optional encrypted cloud)
Air-gappedNo
ConnectivityMobile, Extension
Screen
PlatformsiOS, Android, Extension
Assets100+ blockchains (BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB)

Trust Wallet — frequently asked questions

Is Trust Wallet safe?

Trust Wallet is a software wallet. As a software (hot) wallet, its keys live on your connected device — convenient, but more exposed than a hardware wallet. Its firmware and app are partly open-source. Mobile app has a solid record; the browser extension has had disclosed issues (a late-2025 security bug; a 2024 migration bug). The biggest risk with any self-custody wallet is your recovery phrase — never share it or type it into a website.

How much does Trust Wallet cost?

Trust Wallet is free to download and use — you only pay network (gas) fees when you transact.

What coins does Trust Wallet support?

Trust Wallet supports 100+ blockchains (BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB). Check it covers the specific coins and networks you hold before you commit.

Is Trust Wallet good for beginners?

Trust Wallet is reasonably beginner-friendly. It's a multichain mobile wallet, best for beginners, multichain, mobile.

What happens if I lose my Trust Wallet?

You restore access from your backup (Seed phrase (optional encrypted cloud)). But if you lose the recovery phrase itself, the funds are gone permanently — no one, including the maker, can recover them. Back it up offline in more than one secure place.

General information only — not financial advice. Prices are approximate (many makers publish USD only) and change frequently; verify current pricing with the maker. Self-custody wallets put you in full control of your keys and your risk.