1. Installing Trust Wallet Extension
Download the official Trust Wallet Extension for your preferred browser. Verify the publisher as "Trust Wallet" before installation.
- For Chrome: Search "Trust Wallet Extension" in Chrome Web Store and click
Add to Chrome.
- For Brave or Edge: Install via the respective web store ensuring the official publisher.
Installing from third-party sites is unsafe and may result in loss of funds.
2. Setting Up Your Wallet
- Open the extension: Click the browser icon to launch the wallet interface.
- Create or import wallet: Generate a new wallet or import existing one using your seed phrase.
- Backup recovery phrase: Write it down and store offline securely. Do not save digitally.
- Set a secure password: Protect local wallet data with a strong password.
- Confirm setup: Verify your recovery phrase to complete wallet creation.
Loss of seed phrase or password may permanently lock your assets.
3. Exploring Web3 with Trust Wallet Extension
Use the extension to connect with decentralized applications and blockchain networks safely.
- Visit dApps from the browser and approve connection requests from the extension.
- Review requested permissions before approving.
- Sign transactions only after checking amounts, recipient addresses, and contract data.
Consider using separate wallets for frequent dApp use and long-term storage.
4. Security Practices
- Keep your device, browser, and extension updated.
- Never share your recovery phrase or password.
- Enable biometric authentication or PINs if available.
- Check and manage connected dApps regularly.
- Beware of phishing and malicious websites.
5. Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Trust Wallet Extension store my funds?
- No. You control private keys locally. Extension provides interface only.
- What if I forget my password?
- You can restore your wallet with your seed phrase.
- Can I use multiple wallets?
- Yes, multiple wallets can be managed within the extension.