You hold the recovery phrase
Self-custody means you are responsible for the secret phrase that can restore access. Keep it private and offline. Anyone who obtains it may be able to control the wallet.
A thoughtful guide to browser wallets
Trust Wallet Extension.
Crypto, in its place.
Trust Wallet Extension brings a self-custody wallet into your browser, so you can connect to supported decentralized apps, review transactions, and manage digital assets without leaving the web. This independent guide explains what the extension does, how to approach setup, and the everyday habits that help keep your wallet experience considered and secure.
Your keys stay yours. Your decisions stay yours.
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TOTAL BALANCE
$8,420.56
↗ Your assets, at a glance
₿BitcoinBTC · 0.0842$5,628
◆EthereumETH · 0.9200$2,792
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Self-custody, made accessible01 — A browser companion
01 / THE BASICS
A wallet that meets you where the web happens.
A browser wallet is a small companion for the parts of the internet that use blockchain networks. Once installed, it can present a wallet interface when a compatible decentralized application asks to connect. You can review the requested network and account, then decide whether to approve or decline. A connection is not the same as granting unlimited permission: take a moment to understand each request before proceeding.
The extension can make routine interactions feel closer at hand, whether you are exploring a decentralized exchange, viewing a collectible, or checking a blockchain application. What it does not do is remove the need for judgment. Network fees, token values, and app behavior can change, and transactions recorded on a blockchain are often difficult or impossible to reverse.
02 / SELF-CUSTODY Convenience is useful.
Convenience is useful.
Control matters more.
A browser wallet is a doorway, not a safety net. Its value comes from pairing access with deliberate habits.
Connections are your choice
Review the app, network, and requested permissions before connecting. Disconnect from sites you no longer use, and be cautious when a prompt feels unexpected or rushed.
Transactions deserve a pause
Check the destination, asset, amount, and network fee before signing. A familiar-looking screen does not guarantee that a website or transaction is trustworthy.
Slow
is safe
is safe
03 / A SMALL CHECKLIST
Make a little space for care.
Before installing or using any wallet extension, verify that the publisher and download destination are genuine. Reach the official website by typing its address yourself or using a bookmark you trust; avoid sponsored lookalikes and unsolicited direct messages. Never share a recovery phrase with a person, support agent, website, or form. Legitimate support should not need it.
Keep your browser and operating system current, use a device you control, and consider a separate browser profile for wallet activity. If an unfamiliar site requests a signature, stop to understand what the message authorizes. When in doubt, close the page and consult official documentation using a fresh, verified route. Thoughtful routines cannot eliminate every risk, but they make it easier to notice when something does not feel right.
04 / GO TO THE SOURCE
Continue with trusted references.
Use the official destinations below to explore the extension and its setup guidance. Check the address bar before you install or enter wallet details.
This page is an independent educational overview, not an official Trust Wallet website. Product availability and supported browsers may change; refer to Trust Wallet for current details.