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How to Add a Custom Network on the Trust Wallet Mobile App

Publicado a: Feb 20, 2025
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Learn how to add custom networks in Trust Wallet. Access new tokens, interact with diverse dApps, and manage a broader range of cryptocurrencies.

How to Add a Custom Network on the Trust Wallet Mobile App

Adding custom networks to your Trust Wallet opens up a world of possibilities for managing diverse cryptocurrencies and interacting with decentralized applications (dApps) across various blockchains. This guide will walk you through the process of adding a custom network to your Trust Wallet mobile app, enabling you to expand your crypto portfolio and explore new opportunities in the blockchain space.

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Understanding Custom Networks

Before we explore the steps of how to add custom network in Trust Wallet, you need to know what custom networks are and why you might want to add them to your Trust Wallet.

Custom networks are blockchain networks that are not pre-configured in your wallet by default. They can include newer or less popular networks that support various cryptocurrencies and dApps. When adding custom networks to your Trust Wallet, you can:

Finding Network Information

Using Chainlist.org, search for the chain that you will add. You need to find the RPC node URL with a green-colored status.

  1. Visit Chainlist (chainlist.org), a comprehensive directory of EVM networks.

  2. Search for the network you want to add.

  3. Look for an RPC URL with a green status indicator.

  4. Copy the network details provided on Chainlist.

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How to add Custom Network in Trust Wallet

Follow these steps to learn how to add custom network in Trust Wallet mobile app:

Step 1: Open Custom Network Screen

Step 2: Enter the Network Details

Please make sure that network information is correct, and only add a trusted RPC node url.

Step 3: Network Successfully Added

And that’s it! You’ve successfully added a Custom Network.

Note: If the chain is not yet verified on Trust Wallet assets repository, the price information and icon will not show up.

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Benefits of Adding Custom Networks

Adding custom networks offers several advantages:

Security Tips When Adding Custom Networks

When adding custom networks to your Trust Wallet, it is essential to prioritize security to ensure your assets remain safe while exploring new networks. Always verify sources by using RPC URLs from reputable sources or official project websites. Stay updated by regularly checking for updates from Trust Wallet regarding supported networks and security practices. For added protection, consider using hardware wallets when interacting with multiple blockchain networks, as they provide an extra layer of security against potential threats.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

If you encounter problems while adding a custom network, try double-checking all network details for accuracy. Ensure you have a stable internet connection, restart the Trust Wallet app and try again, or update Trust Wallet to the latest version.

Closing Thoughts

Adding a custom network to Trust Wallet is a simple process that greatly expands your crypto capabilities. When you follow this guide, you can confidently add new networks and explore the vast landscape of blockchain technologies. Remember to always prioritize security and only add networks from reputable sources.

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