Trust Wallet Extension – Enhance Your Crypto Experience®

Secure. Multi-chain. Browser native.

The Trust Wallet browser extension brings the power of self-custody and Web3 access directly into your desktop browsing experience. Use it to manage tokens, connect to dApps, swap assets, and explore NFTs — all while keeping your private keys local and encrypted.

Quick overview

Trust Wallet Extension is a lightweight, privacy-minded browser wallet built for modern Web3 workflows. It supports importing existing wallets or creating a new wallet, secures your secret phrase locally, and works with a wide range of EVM and non-EVM chains.

Key benefits

  • Self-custody: you own your keys
  • Multi-chain support
  • Built-in token swap and dApp connector

Security highlights

  • Local encrypted seed storage
  • No personal data collection by default
  • Import/Export with standard secret phrase

Productivity

  • Fast dApp connectivity
  • Custom RPC & token support
  • Sync between mobile & extension via import

How to present this to an audience

Slide structure (recommended)

  1. Intro: Problem with custodial platforms and desire for ownership.
  2. What is Trust Wallet Extension: features and who it's for.
  3. Security: seed phrase, local encryption, no central custody.
  4. Live demo: install, import, connect to a dApp, swap a token (use testnet).
  5. Wrap up: resources & how to get started safely.
Speaker notes (short)

Emphasize safe backup of the secret phrase, check URLs carefully when installing extensions, and test with small amounts before moving larger funds. For enterprise audiences, highlight multi-chain coverage and developer integrations.

10 Official links (quick access)

Click any button to open an official resource.

Trust Wallet • Home Download • Apps & Extension Browser Extension • Info Chrome Web Store Beginner's Guide How to Swap Trust Wallet • GitHub Token Assets Repo Support • Email Swap • Direct

Safety & best practices

Before installing any browser extension, verify the extension publisher and URL. Keep your recovery phrase offline and never share it. Consider using separate browser profiles for your crypto activities and double-check the permissions requested by any dApp.

Red flags to watch for