How do I know if I have money in my trust Wallet?

To check if you have money in your Trust Wallet, open the app and look at the home screen. Each supported cryptocurrency will show its balance. If you don’t see a balance, ensure you’ve selected the correct token and network.

How to Check Your Balance in Trust Wallet

Understanding Wallet Balances

• View Your Assets: Once you open Trust Wallet, your wallet balance is displayed on the home screen. Each supported cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others, shows its respective balance.
• Balances by Token Type: If you have multiple tokens (e.g., ERC-20 or BEP-20), make sure you’re viewing the correct token by selecting it from the list. Different tokens may be stored on different blockchains.
• Live Updates: Trust Wallet automatically updates your balance in real time. If you’ve received funds or made a transaction, your balance will reflect those changes immediately after confirmation.

Troubleshooting Missing Balances

• Check the Network: Sometimes, missing balances occur because you’re viewing the wrong network. Ensure you’re using the correct blockchain network for the asset (e.g., Ethereum for ETH, Binance Smart Chain for BNB).
• Refresh the Wallet: If your balance doesn’t update after receiving funds, try refreshing the wallet. You can do this by pulling down on the screen or restarting the app to sync the data with the blockchain.
• Re-add Tokens: If you still don’t see your token balance, it may not be visible by default. You can manually add the token by tapping on the “+” icon and entering the contract address for the specific token you want to view.

Common Reasons Why Your Trust Wallet Balance May Not Appear

Incorrect Network Selection

• Wrong Blockchain: Trust Wallet supports multiple blockchains. If you’re looking for a token on one network, but the token was sent to another network, your balance will not show up. For example, ETH sent on Binance Smart Chain (BSC) won’t appear in your Ethereum wallet.
• Network Mismatch: Always double-check that you’re viewing the correct network for the token you’re expecting. If you’re looking for Binance Coin (BNB), ensure you are on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), not Ethereum.
• Token Visibility: Some tokens are supported across different blockchains. If you receive an ERC-20 token but are viewing the Binance Smart Chain, it won’t display correctly. Make sure you’re using the corresponding blockchain for your token.

How to Refresh Your Wallet Balance

• Pull to Refresh: In Trust Wallet, you can manually refresh your balance by pulling down on the home screen. This action forces the app to check for any new transactions and update the balance accordingly.
• Reboot the App: If pulling to refresh doesn’t work, try closing and reopening the app. This helps in re-syncing the wallet with the blockchain and displaying any updated balances.
• Clear Cache and Data: If you’re still not seeing your balance after refreshing, consider clearing the app’s cache or reinstalling it. This can resolve issues with displaying accurate information by forcing the app to reload all data from scratch.

How to View Multiple Cryptocurrencies in Trust Wallet

Adding New Tokens to Trust Wallet

• Tap the “+” Icon: Open your Trust Wallet and go to the home screen. Tap the “+” icon in the top-right corner to add a new token.
• Search for the Token: In the search bar, type the name or symbol of the token you want to add. If it’s a popular token, it should appear in the list.
• Enter Custom Token Information: If the token is not listed, you can manually add it by inputting the token’s contract address, name, and symbol. Ensure that you select the correct network for the token (ERC-20, BEP-20, etc.).

Viewing ERC-20 and BEP-20 Tokens

• Select the Right Network: To view ERC-20 tokens (Ethereum-based) or BEP-20 tokens (Binance Smart Chain-based), make sure you’re selecting the correct network when adding or viewing tokens.
• Check for Visibility: Once added, the tokens should appear on the home screen under their respective network categories. If you don’t see them, try refreshing your wallet by pulling down on the screen.
• Token Specifics: ERC-20 tokens can only be viewed under the Ethereum network, while BEP-20 tokens are accessible via the Binance Smart Chain network. Be sure to choose the appropriate network to see your specific token balance.

Trust Wallet Balance and Transaction History

How to Track Your Past Transactions

• Access Transaction History: To view your transaction history, open Trust Wallet and select the cryptocurrency you’re interested in. Scroll down to see the list of past transactions, including incoming and outgoing transfers.
• Use Blockchain Explorers: For a more detailed view, you can use a blockchain explorer like Etherscan or BscScan. Simply copy your wallet address from Trust Wallet and paste it into the explorer to see all associated transactions.
• Sort by Date: Trust Wallet allows you to view transactions by date, making it easier to track the flow of funds over time. Check for transaction confirmations or any pending transactions that might still be processing.

Understanding Transaction Status and Fees

• Transaction Status: When you send or receive cryptocurrency, the transaction may be in one of several states—pending, confirmed, or failed. You can track this status in Trust Wallet or via blockchain explorers.
• Transaction Fees: Every blockchain transaction involves a fee, which varies depending on the network’s traffic. Ethereum, for instance, may have higher fees during periods of high demand, while Binance Smart Chain typically offers lower fees.
• Viewing Fees: When initiating a transaction, Trust Wallet will show the estimated network fee. Always check this before confirming a transaction, as it can impact the overall cost, especially with volatile networks like Ethereum.

How to Ensure Your Trust Wallet Is Synced Properly

Refreshing Your Wallet

• Pull to Refresh: To manually refresh your wallet, open Trust Wallet and pull down on the home screen. This will prompt the app to sync with the blockchain and update your balances.
• Close and Reopen: If refreshing by pulling down doesn’t work, try closing the app completely and reopening it. This can help re-sync your wallet and reflect the most recent transactions.
• Re-add Tokens: If certain tokens still don’t appear after refreshing, you can add them again. Go to the “Manage” tab and search for the tokens, or input the contract address manually.

Checking for Updates in Trust Wallet

• Enable Auto-Updates: Ensure that automatic updates are enabled for Trust Wallet, either via the App Store or Google Play. This ensures you are using the latest version, which can improve syncing and performance.
• Check for New Versions: Periodically check for updates in the app store. Developers regularly release updates to fix bugs and improve app synchronization with blockchain networks.
• Clear Cache: If you’re still facing syncing issues, consider clearing the cache in the app settings. This can resolve many problems related to outdated data or app errors and ensure smooth functionality.