With Trust Wallet’s built-in DApp browser, users may quickly and easily access a wide variety of DApps (decentralised apps). So, let’s do what has to be done to make the Trust Wallet browser available.
Is your wallet having trouble communicating with DApps? If that’s the case, then let’s figure out how to make linking your wallet as simple as possible. Let’s pretend you’re able to access a number of DApps through the direct Trust Wallet App. And if so, you probably already know the tedious process involved. However, a simple solution exists to the current system.
After you have the DApp browser loaded on your iOS or Android device, linking your wallet is a breeze. So, let’s go even further into the topic by looking at the process and steps needed to set up the Trust Wallet DApp Browser on your device.
What is Trust Wallet?
Trust Wallet is a digital currency wallet that facilitates the buying, selling, storing, and trading of digital assets. Furthermore, the wallet will allow users to stake cryptocurrency to generate interest. In November of 2017, Trust Wallet was released, and in July of 2018, Binance acquired it.
Trust Wallet users can use the wallet to store their NFTs in addition to cryptocurrencies. In addition to sending NFTs to another user’s wallet, the user can trade them in for another crypto token.
Key Features of Trust Wallet
Let’s take a closer look at this popular wallet and its essential features:
Easy to use
Designing and developing the wallet followed a simple framework. Since this is the case, using Trust Wallet’s services requires next to no effort. The wallet also features distinct sections for quick access to various features. The most widely used cryptocurrencies are front and center on the site’s main menu for easy access. A centralized dashboard allows for the tracking of all crypto holdings. The worth of the user’s assets is also continuously updated. Furthermore, the user can select their preferred currency.
Security
The safety of its customers is of the utmost importance to Trust Wallet. Every user’s account and wallet transactions are fully under their command. The encryption used by Trust Wallets is standard in the financial world, therefore your money is safe there. The wallet owner is also given a recovery phrase. Users can access their electronic wallets again with just 12 characters that make up their “recovery phrase.” If the user’s smartphone is ever lost, stolen, or destroyed, this feature will come in handy.
Adaptable
Over 4.5 million digital assets can be stored and traded with the help of Trust Wallet. The wallet also accepts ERC20, ERC721, and BEP2 tokens. Trust Wallet has millions of users, and the development team is always adding support for new cryptocurrencies. Coins can also be purchased by users independently of the Trust Wallet. Trust supports external networks such as MoonPay, Mercuryo, Simplex, Transak, Wyre, and Ram Network.
Confidentiality
Users may rest certain that their personal information is safe with Trust Wallet. The wallet’s decentralised design ensures that users’ cryptocurrency assets remain private as they do transactions. Users’ transactions are recorded on their own blockchains in a way that protects their anonymity. Using the wallet’s features does not necessitate the user to reveal any personal data. Because of the benefits of decentralisation.
Convenience for Users
The features of Trust Wallet can be used on a wide range of different gadgets. Although the crypto wallet is optimised for mobile use, it is also accessible from the web browser on desktop and laptop computers running the macOS operating system.
Those who have an M1 chip in their Mac can get Trust Wallet from the App Store. However, older Mac and Windows PCs cannot access the wallet.
What are Decentralized Applications (DApps)?
DApps are computer programs or applications that can run independently of a central server and rely on predefined computer code called smart contracts to carry out their operations. A blockchain or similar distributed ledger technology powers this smart contract.
Due to the decentralised nature of the Apps, there is no central authority or institution responsible for managing or monitoring user activities. App users also have other advantages, such as secrecy and control over their information and a wider range of options for how they put the app to use.
DApps provide users with a wide range of services in diverse industries, including as finance, gaming, exchanges, gambling, storage, development, governance, wallet, property, media, security, insurance, health, and social.
What is the DApp Browser?
Using a Web3 browser, such as the DApp browser, users can access a wide variety of decentralised applications. The DApp browser further simplifies matters by doing away with redundant steps. The major goal of the DApp browser’s creation was to provide a unified environment for various forms of crypto activity. Additionally, the outputs of current browsers are highly responsive.
If you have a device that can access a DApp through its browser, you can forego having the App installed on your device entirely. In addition, the user can quickly and easily link their wallet to any of the supported DApps.
In this article, I’ll show you how to install the Trust Wallet DApp browser on any web browser. Consequently, we will start with Android-based cellphones.
Setting up the Android Trust Wallet DApp Browser
If you are an Android user, enabling the DApp browser for Trust Wallet is straightforward. You can get Trust Wallet by going to the Google Play Store on your Android device. Additionally, the latest Android version of Trust Wallet can be downloaded directly from the official website.
If you want to get the most out of your wallet, you need upgrade to the newest version. The Google Play Store serves as the updating mechanism for the app. At the time of this writing, Trust Wallet 6.13 is the most recent version available. This software requires Android 6.0 or above. Once the latest version of Trust Wallet has been installed, follow these steps to enable the DApp browser:
- First, get the Your Trust Wallet app started by opening it. You can access your existing Trust Wallet account with the credentials you already have. While new users can sign up with Trust Wallet without spending a dime.
- In Step 2, click the gear-shaped Settings button. The Trust Wallet App’s wallet menu is the first thing you see after launching the app for the first time. The chosen option is shown by a shade of blue.
- After the App has finished loading completely, the user should select the “Settings” menu item located in the app’s bottom right corner.
- Third, choose the “Preferences” menu.
- Fourth, by going to the “Preferences” menu, you’ll see “Currency” and “DApp Browser.” So, select “DApp Browser.”
- After clicking “DApp Browser,” a toggle button appears.
- Simply flip the toggle on your Android device to begin using the DApp browser.
The steps for Android users have been covered, so now let’s have a look at the process for iOS users.
Setup Guide for Trust Wallet in iOS DApp Browser
Trust Wallet DApp browser activation on Android devices is straightforward, as was previously said. To achieve the same results, iOS users must go through a lot more hoops.
On Android, you can enable the DApp browser by going into the Trust Wallet App’s settings. Instead, to use DApps on an iOS device, users must actively enable them. The steps below will show you how to install and utilise the Trust Wallet browser on your iOS device.
Method 1
The first method of activating the Trust browser is to utilise an existing web browser on the device.
- Open a browser window. It is highly suggested that you use the Safari browser; however, Google Chrome can also be used. Open Safari and make sure your device can connect to a good internet properly.
- Next step is as simple as copying and pasting the Enable URL. To enable trust in your browser, enter “trust://browser_enable” in the browser’s URL address bar. Then, you may start the process by clicking “go.” The Trust Wallet App would want to open for which it will ask for permission. Cancel and Open are the two options presented in the pop-up window for this. Just choose “Open.”
- In Step 3, Pick the Appropriate DApp. As soon as you click “Open,” your Trust Wallet page will open. By completing this action, your device will also be able to access DApps. When the DApp browser is active, the “Browser” icon appears on the bottom navigation button to indicate that.
- Follow the aforementioned steps if the “Browser” icon is missing from the Trust Wallet toolbar.
- The DApp browser lists every DApp in existence. DApps can be sorted into the following categories: new, DeFi, popular, smart chain, yield farming, games, exchanges, marketplaces, social, staking, and utility DApps.
Common DApps are displayed first, but you can always run a search to find more. To exchange, say, Bitcoin and Litecoin, you may go to “PancakeSwap” on the list. The token you’ve just exchanged will be added to your Trust Wallet as soon as the process is complete.
Method 2
Is there anything you can’t get through using the first approach? Okay, never mind. Let’s check out an additional option for installing the Trust Wallet browser on your iOS device.
- The second method makes use of PancakeSwap to get the job done. As a result, Safari or Google Chrome is required to access the official PancakeSwap website.
- After landing on the PancakeSwap website, click the “Connect” button present in top right corner.
- When you click “Connect,” a window will open with a long list of available cryptocurrency wallets. While TrustWallet is one of the wallets you see, you must really use WalletConnect instead. Because when you try to access your account by clicking “TrustWallet,” an error message from your service’s provider will appear.
- By clicking on “WalletConnect,” a new window will appear with a fresh set of cryptocurrency wallets.
- Click the “Trust” button next to the Trust Wallet logo to establish a connection with the service. In the window that opens, click “Open.”
- When a user selects “Open,” their Trust Wallet is presented to them.
- If you want to connect your Trust Wallet with the PancakeSwap service, just hit the “Connect” button.
When you’ve finished all of these, your Trust Wallet will be connected to PancakeSwap. After that, you may use the PancakeSwap platform to trade tokens for the currency in your wallet. Disconnected from PancakeSwap? You should try the second process again after closing and reopening your browser.
Why Isn’t Trust Wallet’s DApp Browser for iOS Devices Available Anymore?
In order to comply with guidelines set forth by the App Store, the DApp Browser was removed from the Trust Wallet iOS app. DApp browser was removed from iOS devices permanently in June 2021. The loss of DApps does not impact deposited crypto, NFTs, or anything else. The Trust Wallet iOS app provides access to all premium features for iOS users.
The eradication procedure only applies to iOS devices; Android users are unaffected. The aforementioned approaches may seem daunting, but they are necessary for iOS users to connect to DApps. Those who had the DApp browser installed on their iOS devices before it was removed can still access it through the “History” section of their devices.
Summary
Because of its friendliness and simplicity, the Trust Wallet DApp browser quickly became widely adopted. The DApp browser’s advantages are available to Android users in full. However, iOS users must go through a series of convoluted procedures in order to enable the DApp browser. This tutorial above explains how to use the Wallet DApp browser on both Android and iOS devices.