H2 — Key Features & What You Can Do
The Trust Wallet Browser Extension brings Trust Wallet’s multi-chain, self-custody functionality to desktop browsers. It is a lightweight bridge to Web3: letting you sign transactions, connect to dApps, swap tokens, manage multiple wallets, and interact with NFTs — all from your browser.
H3 — Core advantages
- Non-custodial control (you hold private keys locally).
- Support for 100+ blockchains and millions of tokens.
- Built-in dApp connectivity and Web3 compatibility.
- Token swaps, transaction history, and address management.
H4 — Desktop convenience
Using a browser extension gives you the convenience of desktop workflows: faster dApp interactions, easier token management while using complex web interfaces (DEXs, NFT marketplaces, GameFi platforms), and clipboard-friendly addresses. It complements the mobile Trust Wallet app, enabling seamless workflows using deep links and wallet connect when needed.
H3 — Setup & Getting Started
H5 — Quick install steps
- Open the Chrome Web Store (or a Chromium-based browser extension store).
- Search for “Trust Wallet” or go directly to the official extension page.
- Install and pin the extension. Create a new wallet or import an existing one using your recovery phrase (never share this phrase).
- Protect the extension with a strong password and enable any available lock / security settings.
H4 — Common actions after install
After installation you can:
- Add multiple accounts and switch between chains.
- Connect to dApps — authorize only trusted sites.
- Perform token swaps (on-chain or via integrated aggregators).
- View, send, and receive tokens and NFTs.
H2 — Security Best Practices
Browser extensions have elevated privileges. Follow these guidelines to keep your funds safe.
H3 — Verified source & extension hygiene
Only install the Trust Wallet extension from official pages listed on Trust Wallet’s website or the Chrome Web Store entry published by the official developer. Check publisher details, reviews, and official announcements before installing.
H3 — Key safety tips
- Never share your recovery phrase. No legitimate support will ask for it.
- Use a unique, strong password for the extension and device-level protections (disk encryption, OS password).
- Keep only necessary extensions installed. Revoke or remove extensions you don't trust.
- Be careful authorizing dApps — review requested permissions and transaction amounts before approving.
- Regularly update extension and browser to patch security fixes.
H4 — When something looks wrong
If you see unexpected popups, signing requests, or redirects, immediately lock the wallet, disconnect the site, and — if necessary — remove/disable suspicious extensions. Contact Trust Wallet support using official channels listed below.
H2 — Desktop + Mobile Workflow
Many users prefer to pair mobile and desktop for flexibility: create/manage wallets on mobile then connect desktop sessions to the same accounts using QR links, deep links, or by securely importing accounts. This hybrid model keeps the mobile app as the primary, secure control plane while using the extension for richer web interactions.
H3 — Advanced: developer & dApp integration
Developers can integrate Trust Wallet using its developer docs and libraries. The official developer portal explains how to build for the browser extension, integrate WalletConnect, and contribute to the Trust ecosystem.
/* Example: allow a dApp to request account access using standard web3 methods.
window.ethereum.request({ method: 'eth_requestAccounts' })
.then(accounts => console.log(accounts))
.catch(err => console.error(err));
H2 — 10 Official Links (colored & authoritative)
Below are 10 official, authoritative resources related to the Trust Wallet extension and Trust Wallet ecosystem. Each link is the official source where you can download, verify, or learn more.
H2 — Final notes & recommendations
Browser extensions are powerful tools that expand desktop functionality for Web3 users. The Trust Wallet extension aims to deliver the convenience of desktop interactions while maintaining a user-first approach to security and decentralization. Use the extension for safe, everyday Web3 tasks — but follow the security recommendations above and always verify official resources.
H3 — Quick checklist before approving any transaction
- Check destination address carefully.
- Confirm gas fees and token amounts.
- Validate the dApp origin and purpose of the request.
- When in doubt, decline and research using official support links above.