Trust Wallet AI launched: once serving only 1% of users as a private concierge, now placed in your wallet today.

Trust Wallet AI is now open to all users. It recognizes your real holdings across various chains, can check market prices, read assets, prepare for transactions, and intercept risks. And your private key, it cannot touch.

First, let me share something from the Trust AI testing phase

A personal assistant that used to serve only 1% of clients. Today, we’ve put it into your wallet: Trust AI is officially launched.

Earlier this year, Trust Wallet AI was only available to a small group of users.

We noticed a particular use that no one had taught before.

Users would paste the suspicious private messages, unfamiliar tokens, and transfer requests they received into the dialog box, asking AI to help validate.

One repeatedly occurring scam looked like this: "Your funds have been frozen, please transfer 200 TRX to activate your account."

Trust Wallet AI identified the scam and explicitly reminded users not to transfer funds.

This type of use was never documented in the product documentation; users found it themselves.

This incident made the Trust Wallet team realize a need: everyone wants an AI that is always present and willing to answer anything, and this AI is forever loyal to the user's own interests.

Why do you need wallet AI, and why now?

Let's discuss another ongoing fact.

In Lagos, Istanbul, and São Paulo, an entire generation has skipped bank branches and directly entered the on-chain world.

The experiences of their parents, such as saving in banks and buying land, do not apply to them.

Thus, the first entity they could ask about money became an AI.

The previous generation had to make appointments to ask about investments, wait in line, and gauge people's moods; this generation can ask AI at three in the morning, and no one gets impatient.

Human financial behavior is changing, and Trust Wallet's self-custody users are right at the scene of this transformation.

Self-custody has solved half the problem: the key is in your hand, and no one can touch your money.

The other half is that you must make every judgment yourself.

Is this coin safe to touch? What is this signature popup authorizing? Why did assets decrease by 8% overnight?

Answers are scattered across Twitter, group chats, and search engines, and scammers often arrive before the answers.

So we decided to bring the real answers into the wallet.

Private assistants used to only serve the wealthy; now we want Trust Wallet AI to serve everyone in their wallets.

What can Trust Wallet AI do?

You can ask it about changes in your asset portfolio, market conditions, or any questions related to cryptocurrencies.

Ask it "How have I performed this month?" and it will give you a portfolio analysis.

Ask it "What are the trending topics today?" and it will inform you of relevant market developments.

Ask about a specific token, for instance, "Tell me about BNB," or "What risks does this token have?" and it will provide you with deeper and more comprehensive information.

If you want to swap ETH for USDC, just say it. It prepares the transaction, showing you the amount, path, and target address to review, and you can confirm it.

Nothing will happen until you click confirm. This is without exception.

The difference between it and general chatbots is in holding data. General bots don't know who you are and can only tell you textbook information. Trust Wallet AI can see your real assets across various chains; when you ask "How have I performed this month?" it answers with your own numbers.

Trust Wallet AI cannot touch your private keys

Unlike typical "universal cryptocurrency chatbots," Trust Wallet AI can access your real asset portfolio data across chains, allowing it to provide answers truly tailored to your situation.

Throughout the process, your private keys and assets are always under your control. Trust Wallet AI can read your holdings and help you prepare actions, but it operates strictly under the "read-only + prepare" principle.

It cannot and will not autonomously move your assets.

Every on-chain operation requires your confirmation.

Your questions, the tokens you are viewing, addresses, and balances will be sent to our AI infrastructure provider.

They will never be used for training models, but they will leave Trust Wallet's servers.

How to find Trust Wallet AI

1. Open Trust Wallet

2. On the homepage or any asset detail page, click Trust Wallet AI

3. Enter your question to start using it

Reminder: Trust Wallet AI can also make mistakes. Like all AI, it may sometimes err or provide inaccurate information. Please be sure to verify important information independently before taking any actions. The output from Trust Wallet AI does not constitute investment advice.

Disclaimer: Trust Wallet AI is an integrated AI feature within the Trust Wallet app. This feature is for informational and convenience purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Trust Wallet AI only provides information. It does not offer recommendations, endorsements, or guidance on buying, selling, or holding any assets and does not evaluate whether any matter is suitable for you or tell you what you should do. All decisions are made by you. To generate output content, Trust Wallet AI will share your messages, the tokens you are viewing, and your wallet address and balance with our AI infrastructure provider; this data will not be used to train AI models. The output may be inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated and should not be the sole basis for any decision. Risks such as counterfeit tokens, low liquidity, or potential "honeypots" are merely informational tips and do not constitute a security guarantee; a lack of risk warnings does not mean the asset or transaction is safe. Market and portfolio data may come from third parties and may be subject to delays or inaccuracies. Each transaction requires your explicit review and confirmation; Trust Wallet AI cannot access your private keys or transfer your assets. Availability may vary by jurisdiction and may change at any time. You are responsible for independently verifying the information provided, including token identities, contract addresses, and transaction details, before signing or confirming any transaction. This feature is subject to our Terms of Service (https://trustwallet.com/terms-of-service) and Privacy Policy (https://trustwallet.com/privacy-notice).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Trust Wallet AI?

Trust Wallet AI is an AI assistant built into Trust Wallet. You can ask it about market trends, changes in your asset portfolio, questions related to individual tokens, and you can use it to prepare on-chain operations, like exchanges, purchases, and transfers—entirely within the app. It is not a standalone product but is integrated into your wallet and can see your actual holdings.

Will Trust Wallet AI trade for me? Will it move my money?

No. Trust Wallet AI is only responsible for preparing actions; it will never execute them autonomously. Any transaction must be reviewed and confirmed by you before it actually takes place. Without your approval, your assets will not be moved.

Is it safe? Can Trust Wallet AI access my private keys?

No. Your private keys and assets are always kept in a self-custodial manner in your hands. Trust Wallet AI cannot access your private keys nor move your assets. What AI can do is only read your asset portfolio data to provide relevant answers and prepare transactions for your review. That's all.

Is Trust Wallet AI giving me investment advice?

No. The output from Trust Wallet AI is for reference only. There may be inaccuracies, and it does not constitute investment advice. Please do not make financial decisions based solely on what Trust Wallet AI tells you.

Does Trust Wallet AI make mistakes?

Occasionally. Trust Wallet AI is designed to be as accurate as possible, but like all AI assistants, it may sometimes return timeouts or provide incomplete or incorrect information. We recommend independently verifying key information—especially token information and transaction parameters—before signing or confirming any transactions. The responses from Trust Wallet AI are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice.

What can I ask Trust Wallet AI?

Some common use cases:

● Market conditions—"What market movements are happening today?" "How has BTC been performing recently?”

● Asset portfolio—"How have I performed this month?" "What is my largest holding?”

● Token research—"Tell me about BNB," "What risks are associated with this token?"

● Transaction preparation—"I want to swap ETH for USDC," "Help me transfer BNB."

● Hypothetical scenarios—"If I add $500 worth of ETH, what will my asset portfolio look like?"

What does "prepare transaction" specifically mean?

When you ask Trust Wallet AI to assist you with an on-chain operation, it will set up the transaction and display it for your review—the transaction details, amount, and target address. Before any signatures occur, you will clearly see what is about to happen. You can choose to confirm or not confirm. The AI does not have the ability to sign or broadcast transactions independently.

How can I find Trust Wallet AI in the app?