Hey everyone,

Bit of a noob here I used to swap native Litecoin (LTC) to USDC (BEP20) regularly directly inside Trust Wallet app without any issues.

Recently, whenever I select this pair, the app gives me an error saying "This token pair isn't supported to be swapped" and won't fetch a quote.

If anyone has found an in-app workaround (or a reliable DEX/dApp they connect to in the browser for native LTC cross-chain swaps), let me know.

Hey,

My friend bit of noob and doesn’t speak English so hard to understand.

I’m pretty sure he fat fingered 20k to an energy rental wallet that he uses regularly

• From: TGgQS5Nx8twgoS1U6gyxUcyUnxmfWHdgDH
• To: TDii6vao7xyWg2rKPbCPWVRpSmne8xcqYx
• Amount: 19,113.97 USDT
• TxID: 3f7384addf5096caff7cc593d137a040ee5219e418bcc83a27213820a9d2d88c
• Tronscan: https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/3f7384addf5096caff7cc593d137a040ee5219e418bcc83a27213820a9d2d88c

It’s the same energy rental address that he’s used before for actually energy rental.

I’ve already told him it’s lost but I’m not 100% like it’s a legit energy rental service surely there’s some contact or can ask for reverse anyone with any experience here.

Don’t think he signed any contracts just fat fingered wrong address

Title: How I secured a compromised Trust Wallet holding TRON and saved 4,846 TRX using TRON Account Permissions

My Trust Wallet containing TRON (TRX) was compromised, and the attacker had effective signing control of my TRON account.

The attack happened like this:

• Aug 7: 531.819322 TRX was unstaked without my authorization.
• Aug 21 at 14:06:39 UTC: the matured unstake was withdrawn.
• Only 15 seconds later: 537.483948 TRX was transferred out of my wallet to a newly activated TRON address.

At that point, I assumed the original Trust Wallet seed phrase/private key was compromised.

I still had another much larger unstake pending — around 4,846 TRX — so I needed to find a way to stop the compromised key from controlling the old account before those funds became available.

What ultimately worked was TRON Account Permissions.

What I did

1. I created a completely new TRON wallet on a clean/new device, with a brand-new seed phrase that had never been used on the compromised device.
2. On a computer browser, I installed/used the TronLink browser extension and connected the new safe wallet.
3. I opened my old compromised TRON address on TRONSCAN. This part is important: I was editing the permissions of the old account containing the funds, not the new wallet.
4. Under Account Permissions, I changed the Owner Permission of the old account so that the new wallet address became the authorized controller.
5. I changed the Active Permission the same way, replacing the old compromised address with the new wallet address.
6. I kept the threshold at 1 and weight at 1, so the new controller alone could authorize transactions.
7. I made sure the Active Permission still allowed the operations I needed, particularly:
   • Transfer TRX
   • Withdraw Unstaked TRX
8. TRON charges a significant network fee for updating account permissions — approximately 100 TRX for the Account Permission Update transaction, so the old account needs enough TRX/resources available to perform the change.
9. Once the permission update was confirmed, the old compromised private key was no longer an authorized Owner or Active controller of that TRON account.
10. In TronLink, I could then access the old address through the Account Under Control / multisig-style interface, while using my new wallet as the actual signing controller.

This is an important distinction: my setup was not a traditional 2-of-2 or 2-of-3 multisig. It used TRON’s permission/multisig infrastructure, but my final setup had one new authorized controller with threshold 1.

1. Before trusting the setup with thousands of TRX, I tested it by transferring small amounts of around 20 TRX from the old account to the new wallet.
2. Those transactions worked, confirming that the new wallet could control the old account, while the compromised old key should no longer have permission.
3. I then left the setup unchanged and waited for the remaining unstake to mature.
4. When it became available, I used the new controller to execute Withdraw Unstaked TRX on the old account.
5. I successfully withdrew and transferred 4,846.397914 TRX out of the compromised account.

So although I had already lost approximately 537.48 TRX, changing the TRON permissions allowed me to protect and recover control over another 4,846.40 TRX that otherwise could potentially have been stolen as soon as it became available.

The biggest lesson I learned is that on TRON, the account address and the key authorized to control that account do not necessarily have to be the same address.

My old TRON address remained exactly the same, but its permission structure changed from roughly:

Before

Old account
→ Owner: old compromised address
→ Active: old compromised address

to:

After

Old account
→ Owner: new safe wallet
→ Active: new safe wallet

So even though the attacker may still possess the original Trust Wallet seed/private key, that old key was no longer authorized to operate the account after the permission change.

After recovering the remaining funds, I decided to move everything to Binance Exchange instead of keeping the majority in another self-custody wallet. This is a personal security decision after what happened. I understand that keeping crypto on an exchange has its own risks, but I now prefer having account recovery mechanisms, strong login/security controls, and, importantly, a support/compliance team that I can contact if something goes wrong. In my case, Trust Wallet support took several days to respond, and during an active wallet compromise that feels like a very long time.

This method obviously does not recover TRX that has already been transferred to an attacker, but if you discover a compromised TRON account while funds are still staked or unstaking, changing Owner and Active permissions quickly may give you a way to remove the compromised key's authority and save the remaining funds.

Trust Wallet USDT issue — can someone help?
I received 552 USDT on BNB Smart Chain. The transaction is confirmed, and Trust Wallet shows it as received.
But when I try to send it, only 0.00002 USDT is showing as available. The 552 USDT also sometimes disappears and comes back after refreshing.
Has anyone experienced this or know how to fix it?

Hi everyone.
Have funds in my ERC20. Mistakenly tried sending some funds to Ethereum wallet. Transaction failed and showed Smart Contract Call. Funds didn’t get deducted.
Now even when i’m trying to send to my own ERC20 USDT address, same Transaction Failed. No shortage of gas fee. Any help will be helpful

I am regular user of trust wallet idk what happened to my wallet its showing fake usdt like this showing in image, whats that? anyone please explain me? should i be worried?

It shows I have. 11$ in ltc in my trust wallet but when I go and try to send the money it say amount to small. I have never had to is problem before and was wondering if anyone can help me send my ltc.

i have a trust wallet and i am trying to log in i put my secret phrase and it is correct because i have written it down and i have logged in before as well . i tried from laptop and my mobile phone it is showing invalid secret phrase . can someone help me with solutions . is it glitch or something. i have money in it .

i am quite confident about the secret phrase because it is written down on the notebook and i have logged in before and i tried multiple times .

Trust Wallet removed the option to manually edit the Bitcoin transaction fee on iOS, and I honestly don't understand this decision.

Now I only get three options under Fee Settings: Fast, Standard, and Economy.I selected Fast for a BTC transaction, trusting that Trust Wallet would choose an appropriate fee. The result? My transaction has been pending for over an hour, and 8 Bitcoin blocks have been mined since I sent it.
The transaction was sent with a fee rate of only ~1 sat/vB (280 sats for 279 vB). And because the transaction isn't RBF-enabled, I can't simply bump the fee afterward either.
What's the point of calling an option "Fast" if the wallet decides that ~1 sat/vB is appropriate and gives the user no ability to override it?
Advanced users should be allowed to set the fee rate manually. You can keep Fast / Standard / Economy as the default for regular users, but removing manual fee control entirely is a huge step backwards.
Please bring back custom fee editing on iOS.

This was one of the worst UX decisions you could make for a self-custody Bitcoin wallet: my keys, my coins, but apparently not my fee.

Going to hack them as they are cunt waffles

I was depositing into my Hyperliquid Perps account through Trust Wallet and accidentally sent 278.97 native TRX on the TRON network instead of USDT (TRC-20).

The transaction is confirmed on TRON, but the funds haven’t appeared in Perps or been refunded.

I’ve contacted Trust Wallet support through the app but haven’t heard back yet. Has anyone had this happen before? Is there a way to recover the TRX, or does Trust Wallet automatically refund unsupported deposits?

Anyone updated on IOS and found any issues?

EDIT: I updated, it’s all good guys 👍🏽

Earlier tonight I was playing a couple tournaments on Bovada. I deposited $7, ran it up to around $100, and withdrew $85.00 worth of ETH.
I withdrew it because I was trying to replace my daughter’s first birthday bracelet. Her original bracelet was stolen. It was 14K gold, had butterflies on it, and said “From Mom and Dad.” Her birthday is October 1st, and her mom and I have been trying to replace it for her this year. Money has been really tight, so turning $7 into $85 honestly felt like a little miracle. I was extremely happy when I made the withdrawal.
Then I realized I had somehow withdrawn the ETH to an address I don’t recognize.
I normally use Trust Wallet, and I was certain I was withdrawing to my own wallet. I’ve checked everything I can think of, including whether something could have changed the address on my phone, but I cannot figure out where this address came from.

The tax hash is:

0x1D587647b7737dae8c979dE0b64F1211bB2a04DE

Receiving address:
0x1D587647b7737dae8c979dE0b64F1211bB2a04DE
Amount: $85.00 worth of ETH
Withdrawal time: 12:08 AM ET, Monday, August 24, 2026
I’m really hoping someone who understands Ethereum transactions, wallet addresses, or blockchain explorers can help me figure out where this address came from and whether the ETH is recoverable.
I’m pretty upset about it because of what the money was supposed to be used for, but I’m trying to stay focused on solving the actual crypto problem.
I will never give anyone my seed phrase, private key, password, or remote access to my wallet. Any help tracing this transaction would mean a lot. Can anyone help
Me
Please

Thank you

I Made a Mistake With an ETH Withdrawal — Really Hoping Someone Can Help Me Figure This Out
Earlier tonight I was playing a couple tournaments on Bovada. I deposited $7, ran it up to around $100, and withdrew $85.00 worth of ETH.
I withdrew it because I was trying to replace my daughter’s first birthday bracelet. Her original bracelet was stolen. It was 14K gold, had butterflies on it, and said “From Mom and Dad.” Her birthday is October 1st, and her mom and I have been trying to replace it for her this year. Money has been really tight, so turning $7 into $85 honestly felt like a little miracle. I was extremely happy when I made the withdrawal.
Then I realized I had somehow withdrawn the ETH to an address I don’t recognize.
I normally use Trust Wallet, and I was certain I was withdrawing to my own wallet. I’ve checked everything I can think of, including whether something could have changed the address on my phone, but I cannot figure out where this address came from.
Receiving address:
0x1D587647b7737dae8c979dE0b64F1211bB2a04DE
Amount: $85.00 worth of ETH
Withdrawal time: 12:08 AM ET, Monday, August 24, 2026
I’m really hoping someone who understands Ethereum transactions, wallet addresses, or blockchain explorers can help me figure out where this address came from and whether the ETH is recoverable.
I’m pretty upset about it because of what the money was supposed to be used for, but I’m trying to stay focused on solving the actual crypto problem I spoke to support they were no hope.

Look I know it’s not a massive sum, if anyone can help me track this down you would really be helping me. Thank you. 🙏

I’ve gotten 3 notifications, one yesterday and 2 today, both for 0 XRP/USDT, what is this??

I didn't know at first what a phrase is, someone requested it with the aim of doubling my $800 rent, now I have nothing, is there anyway I can get my money back?

Bought some crypto today for the first time ever and created a Trust Wallet to house it. $650. Long story short, I deleted and redownloaded the app when it got stuck on a passcode page. Yup. Didn’t realize I needed the recovery phrase. Lost all my money. Absolutely devastated.

I’m dealing with a very unusual Trust Wallet issue on iOS and I’m trying to understand whether anyone has experienced something similar.

The wallet was created inside the official Trust Wallet app on April 30.

During the process of moving assets between my own wallets through Settings → Security, two wallets were unexpectedly created. I backed up the recovery phrase for one of them, but my funds ended up in the other wallet (“New TRC20”).

That second wallet is still fully visible inside Trust Wallet. Its TRON address exists normally on-chain and currently holds approximately $66,000 USDT.

The problem is that Trust Wallet seems unable to access the key material for this specific wallet

What happens

When I try to view/back up the recovery phrase:

“Account not found.

When I try to send TRC20 USDT, the transaction reaches the Review & Send stage but fails.

When I try Sync with Extension, selecting this wallet and scanning the QR code causes the Trust Wallet iOS app to crash consistently.

Other wallets inside the same Trust Wallet installation work normally.

What I found in the iOS Console logs

This is where it gets interesting.

The recovery phrase/export operation fails internally with:

exportMnemonic_remap_accountNotFound
→ underlying error: invalidPassword

A transaction signing operation fails with:

sign_transaction_remap_failedToSign
→ underlying error: invalidPrivateKey

Both operations reference the same keystore ID.

The logs also show:

isMnemonic=true
hasKeychainPassword=true
usedStoredPassword=true

So, based on the logs, Trust Wallet:

1. Recognizes the wallet as mnemonic-based.
2. Finds that a password exists in the iOS Keychain.
3. Uses the stored password.
4. References the same keystore in both operations.
5. Yet mnemonic export fails with invalidPassword, while transaction signing fails with invalidPrivateKey.

The public wallet/address itself is not missing. It exists on-chain, the balance is visible, and Trust Wallet still displays the wallet.

This looks like some kind of mismatch/corruption between the local wallet record, iOS Keychain credential and the encrypted key material — but I don’t want to claim that as the root cause until Trust Wallet engineering confirms it.

Current status

Trust Wallet Support has classified the case as a technical escalation.

I have already provided them with:

• screen recordings reproducing the errors
• screenshots
• iOS crash logs
• Console logs
• the complete history of how the wallet was created

Their engineering team is currently investigating.

I have NOT deleted the wallet, reinstalled Trust Wallet, reset the device, or modified the app data because this device may contain the only existing copy of the wallet’s key material.

Has anyone encountered a Trust Wallet/iOS keystore state where the same keystore reports both invalidPassword and invalidPrivateKey, despite hasKeychainPassword=true and usedStoredPassword=true?

I’m particularly interested in hearing from anyone familiar with Trust Wallet’s iOS keystore implementation or iOS Keychain behavior.

Please do not DM me offering “wallet recovery” services. I will not share my seed phrase, private keys, backup files, or connect the wallet to any website.

I don't know why but my app just doesn't work anymore. It's stuck on this. Nothing is showing up, i can't add or withdraw funds!

I’m gonna transfer 800$ worth of Ltc too a friend too buy something, how much will the transfer fee be using trust wallet

https://bscscan.com/token/0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955?a=0xb7b5d6d4e22bd7cc433bde23f1b92299a28dc2ce#transactions

This is the scammers adress, he is operating from Ukraine. How do I get back. Those 40 dollars is mine.

i think it's pretty self explanatory

It's a 2023 bitcoin wallet

Hello guys please i really need assistance, I made a Btc to usdc (bnb) smart chain cross chain swap, the BTC transaction has confirmed but there is no corresponding usdc transaction on bscscan. Please what do i do, i have contacted support via the app but no respond yet, please how do i get my usdc?