Are you new to Trust Wallet and want to know how to fund your wallet? If that is the case, you must note that it is very essential to keep your wallet address handy if you wish to fund it. After creating a new wallet on the Trust Chrome extension, you must find your wallet address first. If you do not know how to do it, then you must take a look at the steps in the section to follow where I will give you guidance on finding out the wallet address for different tokens including the ETH address as well as the BTC address for your Trust Wallet.
If you have not created a wallet on this platform yet, you must do so by installing the Trust Wallet extension or the mobile app on your device. After installing the extension, you can create a new wallet in just a few taps. To create a wallet, all you have to do is open the wallet file, assign it a new password, and then you can choose the option to back up your seed phrase.
Once your wallet is successfully created, you can take the necessary steps to fund it. As said, it is very important to fetch your wallet address beforehand, check out the steps given below to find it.
Finding the ETH address on the Trust Wallet
Whether we talk about the Trust extension or the Trust app, you can easily find out your Trust Wallet address to fund it. Since we are focusing majorly on the Trust chrome extension, you can refer to the steps below for the same:
- Access the wallet file, open it, and go through the easy Trust Wallet login process
- When on the main screen, you will see a list of crypto coins and tokens
- From the main screen, select the ETH or Ethereum token
- After that, select the "Copy" option to get your wallet address
- If you just wish to see the actual receiving address, click on the "Receive" option
- Now, you can copy or share the wallet address or QR Code to the sender
The steps you have followed on the Trust Chrome extension will also be applicable for fetching your address on other versions of the Trust extension.
Fetching the receiving address for Bitcoin on the Trust Wallet
Similar to finding the Ethereum wallet address on Trust, you can also find a wallet address for receiving Bitcoin in your wallet. This will help you fund your wallet with BTC. Here are the steps to get your hands on the wallet address:
- Use your Trust Wallet login credentials to access your wallet
- Following this, you must go through the complete list of available coins and tokens
- From the list, choose the Bitcoin token (BTC)
- Select "Copy" or "Receive" to get the wallet address or the QR Code
- Use this address or the QR code to fetch your wallet address
Conclusion:
Call it the receiving address or wallet address, they both are the same. Whether you are using the Trust Chrome extension or any other Trust extension, the process to fetch this address is similar. Hence, you must follow the given steps no matter which Trust Wallet extension you are using.