Trust Wallet launches anticipated browser extension of its crypto management app
Trust Wallet, a self-custodial and multi-chain cryptocurrency wallet application, has announced the launch of its brand-new browser extension wallet. Supporting all EVM chains, as well as Solana, it is available now on b...
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Trust Wallet, a self-custodial and multi-chain cryptocurrency wallet application, has announced the launch of its brand-new browser extension wallet. Supporting all EVM chains, as well as Solana, it is available now on browsers including Chrome, Brave, and Opera.
The browser extension complements Trust Wallet’s mobile wallet, which is the world’s leading mobile crypto wallet with 60 million downloads and over 10 million monthly active users globally. Both versions of Trust Wallet deliver enhanced web3 accessibility and offer a more seamless wallet experience for both desktop and mobile environments.
With Trust Wallet’s browser extension, users can manage, store, send, and receive over 8 million tokens across all EVM chains and Solana. This includes Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and Avalanche with e ability to custom-add other EVM chains. More non-EVMs will be added in the upcoming months and will be announced in due course.
Ultimately, the Trust Wallet browser extension improves the multi-chain experience for users on desktops. Network auto-detect allows for a seamless dApp experience without needing to manually add networks. Also, the browser extension enables users to effectively discover things beyond centralized exchanges (CEXs) such as web3 gaming, metaverse, DeFi, tokens not found on CEXs, and more.
“Our users’ number one request is the Browser extension and they want one with the same good user experience as the Trust Wallet mobile app and the multi-chain coverage. We build for users to empower them whichever device they prefer, to continue to access the exciting dApps on different chains. This is our initial step, and we will listen to users’ and developers’ feedback to improve.”
– Eowyn Chen, CEO of Trust Wallet
Features that already exist on Trust Wallet’s mobile app like multi-wallet support, NFT support, fiat on-ramp providers, and non-EVM blockchain integrations will be added to the browser extension to bring more parity between the desktop and the mobile version. However, there are unique features that will be launched on extension first like hardware wallet support.
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