Trust Wallet presents token swaps through independent providers including THORChain, 1inch, Mimic and Axelar. The user controls the wallet, while the selected provider and blockchain perform the transaction. Mobile and browser-extension access should be distinguished from the narrower in-app campaign conditions.[1][2]
Interfaces and execution scope
Sections ↑Functions described on the swap page
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile app | Integrated swap flow | Quote identifies the available route |
| Browser extension | Integrated swaps advertised | Campaigns can impose narrower in-app conditions |
| Limit orders | Advertised as available | Exact asset, network and execution conditions remain route-specific |
| Perpetuals | Separately promoted product | Not ordinary token-swap leverage |
Service responsibilities
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Trust Wallet | Gateway and wallet interface | Does not control all third-party services |
| Swap provider | Independent route execution | Own terms and charges |
| Blockchain | Processes authorised transactions | Gas cost depends on network conditions |
Generic fee wording and campaign qualifications
Sections ↑The swap landing page says Trust Wallet adds no standalone swap service fee. Its newer campaign pages nevertheless describe eligible routes at 0% and refer to a standard applicable fee outside their conditions. This wording is not harmonised. A current route quote is therefore more reliable than treating either statement as a universal all-in zero-cost promise.[1][3][4]
Cost components
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet service fee | Generic page says no additional fee | Campaign pages qualify eligible 0% routes |
| Provider fee | Included in provider quote | Independent of network gas |
| Network gas | Paid to the blockchain | Remains payable under the campaigns |
| Price / liquidity effect | Reflected in output amount | Zero fee does not fix exchange value |
Stablecoin campaign eligibility
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Eligible assets | USDT, USDT0, USDC, USDC.e, EURC, USDS, DAI, U | Only listed token/network versions |
| Chain condition | Both tokens on the same supported chain | Cross-chain transfers do not qualify |
| Entry point | Trust Wallet in-app Swap | No code or opt-in required |
| Excluded network | Ethereum | Other supported networks are listed separately |
Stablecoin campaign networks
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| BNB Chain / Solana | Supported listed stablecoins | Use the official contract-address appendix |
| Arbitrum / Polygon | Supported listed stablecoins | Native and bridged versions can differ |
| Base / Optimism / Avalanche | Supported listed stablecoins | Token list is network-specific |
Staked and wrapped campaign asset families
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | weETH, stETH, wstETH, WETH | Eligible same-chain pairs only |
| Solana | WSOL, jitoSOL, INF, BNSOL, JupSOL | Eligible same-chain pairs only |
| BNB Chain | WBNB, slisBNB | Eligible same-chain pairs only |
Staked and wrapped campaign limitations
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Cross-chain | Excluded | Ethereum-to-Solana is not an eligible same-chain swap |
| UK users | Excluded by the campaign FAQ | Do not advertise the offer as worldwide |
| Gas | Still payable | 0% applies to the described swap fee |
| Participation | No code or opt-in | Fee must display as 0% in the qualifying in-app quote |
Token balances and cross-chain delivery
Sections ↑Same-chain versus cross-chain route
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Same-chain | One network for both assets | No cross-chain delivery leg |
| Cross-chain | Different source and destination networks | Bridge processing adds dependencies |
| Timing | Cross-chain can take longer | Origin confirmation is not final destination delivery |
Quote comparison for a cross-chain swap
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Input token, network and amount | Defines what leaves the wallet |
| Destination | Output token and network | Defines what can arrive |
| Net receive | After provider and route costs | More useful than a fee headline |
| Time estimate | Provider/network dependent | Not a guaranteed settlement deadline |
Self-custody and contract permissions
Sections ↑Trust Wallet’s software relationship is non-custodial. Keeping wallet keys does not make every third-party contract or bridge risk-free, and a routed swap should not be described as a custodial Trust Wallet exchange account. The user’s approval and the selected protocol determine the transaction.[2][1]
Software access and product availability
Sections ↑Use is subject to the wallet terms, applicable law and the selected provider. The wrapped/staked campaign expressly excludes UK users. Other products promoted beside swaps, including perpetuals and tokenized assets, need their own eligibility assessment rather than inheriting ordinary wallet availability.[2][4][1]
Keep the route with the transaction record
Sections ↑Useful swap-case details
| Item | Published treatment | Practical scope |
|---|---|---|
| Interface | App or extension and version | Campaign and feature scope can differ |
| Provider | Named route in quote | Locates the executing service |
| Blockchain record | Hash and network | Distinguishes transaction execution from wallet display |
| Campaign qualification | Tokens, chains and fee preview | Shows whether the particular offer applied |
No single exchange counterparty established
Sections ↑The reviewed terms and product page describe software and third-party functionality. They do not establish one universal Trust Wallet exchange counterparty or worldwide financial-services permission. The operator field therefore names the software brand and provider structure without inventing an entity row.[2][1]
Related products remain distinct
Sections ↑The swap page also promotes limit orders and perpetuals. Their appearance in the same wallet does not make a stablecoin campaign apply to a leveraged position, or turn a spot token holding into an exchange margin account.[1][3]
- Operator
- Trust Wallet software brand and affiliates; underlying independent DEX and bridge providers
- Exchange model
- Hybrid
- Service scope
- Trust Wallet is a self-custody gateway to independent swap providers. Its generic no-additional-fee statement sits alongside narrower 2026 campaigns; network and provider costs still require quote-level review.
- Client types
- Retail clients
- Pricing publication
- Public and quoted pricing
- Other names
- Trust Wallet Swap
- Pricing scope
- Generic page says no added wallet swap fee; current campaigns describe narrower 0% routes and standard fees elsewhere. Provider fees and gas remain; the actual quote resolves the route.
- Funding scope
- On-chain funded wallet and chain-specific native gas; card or fiat on-ramps, if used, are separate third-party payment services.
- Custody and asset handling
- User directly controls wallet keys and recovery phrase; independent DEX smart contracts may have assets and allowances during execution.
- Client eligibility
- Wallet terms and third-party provider restrictions apply. The staked/wrapped campaign excludes UK users; there is no universal product-by-country availability claim.
- Support
- Official Trust Wallet help for wallet/interface issues; preserve route provider, transaction hash and campaign quote details.
- Authorisation and registration scope
- Trust Wallet terms identify noncustodial software and third-party transaction functionality, not one worldwide authorised and insured exchange counterparty.
Exchange metadata checked 26 Oct 2026Source 1Source 2Source 3Source 4Source 5
Sources & further reading
- Trust Wallet swaps product: routes, gas and provider fees Trust Wallet · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
- Trust Wallet published technology and self-custody terms Trust Wallet · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
- Selected stablecoin fee campaign Trust Wallet · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
- Staked and wrapped asset fee campaign Trust Wallet · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
- Cross-chain swaps explained Trust Wallet · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
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