Why can't I withdraw from Trust Wallet?
You send crypto from Trust Wallet by choosing the asset, entering the recipient address (pasted or scanned) and amount, selecting the network and confirming. Trust Wallet says the keys stay on your device. Trust Wallet documents 2 reasons a withdrawal can be delayed or held, listed below.
Checked 2026-10-17 · 3 sources- Fee: Network fee only, shown before you confirm; no Trust Wallet send fee is stated.
- Sending on the wrong network can cause permanent loss of funds.
- Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed; a mistyped address sends funds to a wallet you cannot access.
- Keep a little of the chain's native coin (SOL, ETH, BNB) in the wallet. Without it you cannot pay the network fee to send anything.
- If one token will not send or sell while others do, the token itself may block it: a freeze authority, a honeypot contract or no liquidity.
- Anyone offering to "recover" funds for a fee, or asking for your login or seed phrase, is running a scam.
Why can't I sell my token? → · What is freeze authority? → · What is a honeypot token? →
Sources: Trust Wallet Academy: Sending and Receiving Crypto · Swap selected stablecoins with 0% fees on Trust Wallet (2026-08-27) · Swap eligible staked and wrapped assets with 0% fees (2026-09-16). The venue's own page wins if it disagrees with ours.
Trust Wallet
Wallet · 1.4% round trip. Trust Wallet is a multichain self-custodial wallet (mobile app and browser extension) founded in 2017. It supports 100+ blockchains and has built-in swaps (including cross-chain swaps and limit orders), staking, perps via Hyperliquid and Aster, and prediction markets.
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