Wallet verification & account review
If your transaction is pending, you received a risk alert, or your wallet needs additional checks, start a guided verification flow.
Search common issues, learn how to keep your wallet secure, or start the verification flow if your funds are on hold or you received a security notification.
If your transaction is pending, you received a risk alert, or your wallet needs additional checks, start a guided verification flow.
Make sure you are using the official mobile application from Google Play or the Apple App Store before entering any sensitive information.
The most common questions users ask when moving funds or recovering access.
Steps to move crypto from your wallet to a supported exchange or fiat provider.
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What to do if you clicked a suspicious link or shared information by mistake.
How to report safely ↗
Understand when a recovery is possible and which details support may need.
See recovery checklist ↗
What you can and cannot recover, and how to protect other devices.
Learn what to do ↗
Check minimum limits, network fees, and partner availability.
Troubleshooting steps ↗
Use block explorers and transaction IDs to confirm where your funds are.
Follow the checklist ↗Learn the basics of using Trust Wallet and keeping your assets safe.
Install, create, or import a wallet in a few minutes.
Step-by-step intro ↗
Learn how on-ramp and off-ramp providers work with your wallet.
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Your bank account never connects directly to Trust Wallet – it connects to the exchange / provider where you sell your assets.
No one from Trust Wallet support will ever ask for your 12-word recovery phrase or private keys.
If you sent funds to an exchange that does not support that network or to an incorrect address, recovery is usually not possible.
Your recovery phrase = full control of your wallet. Never share it with anyone, even “support” agents.
Still need help or see something unusual in your wallet? Don’t ignore warning signs – ask for help using the official support channels.