Trust
Trust is a self-custody cryptocurrency wallet for managing digital assets, NFTs, and Web3 connections across many blockchains.
What is Trust?
Trust is a self-custody cryptocurrency wallet that helps users store, send, receive, swap, and manage digital assets from one app. It is designed for people who use cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and Web3 services and want direct control of their wallet rather than keeping assets on an exchange. Trust supports many blockchains and lets users manage multiple tokens and NFT holdings in one place. Common uses include checking balances, moving funds between wallets, connecting to decentralized apps, and reviewing crypto activity on mobile devices. The app is published by DApps Platform Software Services Ltd. and is also available through Trust Wallet’s broader mobile and browser-extension ecosystem. On Mac, users may encounter it as an App Store app or as part of a cross-device wallet workflow.
Key features
- Store and manage cryptocurrencies across multiple blockchains
- Send and receive crypto assets with wallet addresses and QR codes
- Swap supported tokens within the wallet
- View and manage NFT holdings in one place
- Connect to Web3 and decentralized apps
- Track balances and wallet activity across assets
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Safety overview
Status: Use with caution
Trust is legitimate wallet software, but it is used to control real cryptocurrency assets, so mistakes and scams can lead to permanent loss. Access to wallet data, recovery phrases, notifications, camera scanning, or biometric unlock can be normal for this type of app. Keep your recovery phrase offline, double-check recipient addresses and network details, and treat transaction warnings as prompts to slow down and review what you are approving.
Recommendation: Keep Trust if you actively use it to manage cryptocurrency or connect to Web3 services. If you no longer use this wallet, you can remove the app, but make sure you still have your recovery phrase or other backup method before uninstalling so you do not lose access to your assets.
Common paths
/Applications/Trust.app
Container paths
~/Library/Containers/com.sixdays.trust
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