Trust Wallet Network Support Update

Trust Wallet now supports over 100 blockchain networks. To continue providing everyone with a reliable and high-quality product experience, we regularly review network support. Based on the latest review, the following inactive networks will no longer be supported starting September 15, 2026. What happens after September 15: The affected networks will be removed from the Trust Wallet network list. Unless manually added as custom networks, you won’t be able to view, send, swap, or interact with assets on these networks via Trust Wallet. Your assets are still safe: Ownership of your assets remains unaffected and still belongs to you. After September 15, you can continue accessing these assets by manually adding the relevant networks and their RPC information. Do you need to take action? If you hold assets on the affected networks → We recommend learning how to manually add networks in advance to ensure continued access. If you don’t hold any related assets → No action is required. For the full list of networks being discontinued, please refer to the official announcement. If you have any questions, feel free to @ me, and I’ll get back to you ASAP. Safety first + Users first