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Swap crypto directly from the Trust Wallet mobile app and browser extension.
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- Go long or short
- 100+ markets (BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL & more)
- Up to 100× leverage
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How it works
1. Select the swap option.
2. Choose the asset you want to swap.
3. Type in your swap amount.
4. Review your swap details and select “Confirm Swap“
Download NowSwap 1M+ cryptocurrency pairs
Simple and convenient to use, seamless to explore
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Swap all the latest trending tokens, in one place.
Reduced Gas Fees
Our Swap feature determines the most gas-efficient liquidity source for each transaction.
We find the best rates
Our swap feature guarantees you a wide range of tokens and the best prices.
Slippage Protection
Orders are distributed across multiple DEXs to minimise the slippage effect on the concluding price.
Trust Wallet is one of the highest-rated self-custody crypto wallets
Rated 4.7 on the App Store and 4.6 on Google Play, across 2.7M verified reviews — trusted by millions of users on iOS and Android.
Rating as of 15 May 2026
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What Are Swap Fees? Network, Provider and Hidden Costs Explained
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