How to connect Trust Wallet to Binance Smart Chain?

Trust Wallet connects to Binance Smart Chain, enabling users to manage BEP-20 tokens, interact with dApps, and enjoy low-cost DeFi services.

Jul 04, 2025 at 01:15 am

What is Trust Wallet and Binance Smart Chain?

Trust Wallet is a mobile cryptocurrency wallet that allows users to store, manage, and interact with various blockchain networks. It supports multiple cryptocurrencies, including BNB, BTC, ETH, and many ERC-20 and BEP-20 tokens. One of the key features of Trust Wallet is its ability to connect with different blockchain networks such as Binance Smart Chain (BSC).

Binance Smart Chain is a blockchain network developed by Binance that enables smart contract functionality and supports decentralized applications (dApps). It operates alongside the Binance Chain, offering faster and cheaper transactions compared to other networks like Ethereum. Connecting Trust Wallet to BSC allows users to interact with dApps, stake tokens, or participate in DeFi protocols on the BSC ecosystem.

Why Connect Trust Wallet to Binance Smart Chain?

Connecting Trust Wallet to Binance Smart Chain opens up access to a wide range of services within the BSC ecosystem. Users can send and receive BEP-20 tokens, interact with decentralized exchanges like PancakeSwap, and even participate in yield farming or staking. Since BSC offers lower transaction fees than Ethereum, it's an attractive option for users who want to explore DeFi projects without high gas costs.

Another reason is the integration with Binance DEX, which allows Trust Wallet users to trade directly from their wallet using BSC-compatible tokens. This seamless interaction between Trust Wallet and BSC makes it essential for anyone looking to engage in decentralized finance or blockchain-based gaming platforms built on Binance Smart Chain.

Steps to Add Binance Smart Chain to Trust Wallet

To begin using BSC with Trust Wallet, you need to manually add the Binance Smart Chain network to your wallet settings. Here’s how:

• Open the Trust Wallet app.
• Tap on the three horizontal lines in the top-left corner to open the side menu.
• Select Settings from the menu options.
• Navigate to Wallet > Networks.
• Scroll down and tap Add Custom Network.
• Fill in the required network parameters for Binance Smart Chain:
  • Name: Binance Smart Chain Mainnet
  • RPC URL: https://bsc-dataseed.binance.org/
  • Chain ID: 56
  • Symbol: BNB
  • Block Explorer URL: https://bscscan.com/

After entering all the details, tap Save. The Binance Smart Chain will now appear under your available networks in Trust Wallet.

Switching Between Networks in Trust Wallet

Once Binance Smart Chain is added, you can easily switch between Ethereum, Binance Chain, and Binance Smart Chain within the Trust Wallet interface. Here’s how to do it:

• Go to the Home screen of Trust Wallet.
• Tap the current network name displayed at the top (e.g., Ethereum).
• A list of supported networks will appear.
• Select Binance Smart Chain from the list.

Your wallet will now display assets and balances associated with the BSC network. If you have previously added BEP-20 tokens, they should appear once you’ve switched to the correct network. To return to another chain, simply repeat the process and choose the desired network.

Sending and Receiving Tokens on Binance Smart Chain

After successfully connecting Trust Wallet to Binance Smart Chain, you can start sending and receiving BEP-20 tokens. Here’s how to perform both actions:

Receiving Tokens:

• Tap on the Receive button while on the Binance Smart Chain network.
• Your wallet address will be displayed along with a QR code.
• Share this address with the sender or use it when withdrawing from exchanges like Binance.

Sending Tokens:

• Tap on the token you wish to send.
• Press Send and enter the recipient’s wallet address.
• Confirm the amount and network before proceeding.
• Review the transaction fee (gas) and tap Confirm.

Make sure the recipient also uses a wallet compatible with BSC and is expecting tokens on the correct network. Sending tokens to an incompatible chain may result in permanent loss.

Interacting with dApps on Binance Smart Chain Using Trust Wallet

Trust Wallet has built-in support for interacting with decentralized applications (dApps) on Binance Smart Chain. Here’s how to access and use them:

• Open Trust Wallet and ensure you're on the Binance Smart Chain network.
• Tap the Browser tab at the bottom of the screen.
• Search for or visit a dApp website like PancakeSwap, AutoFarm, or SushiSwap.
• When prompted, connect your Trust Wallet by selecting the Connect Wallet option.
• Approve the connection through the Trust Wallet app.
• Once connected, you can swap tokens, provide liquidity, or stake assets directly from the dApp interface.

Always verify the authenticity of the dApp before connecting and never approve transactions unless you fully understand what you’re signing.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Can I lose funds if I accidentally send tokens to the wrong network?

Yes, sending tokens to a wallet address on an incompatible network can lead to irreversible loss. Always double-check the selected network before confirming any transaction.

Q2: How do I check my transaction history on Binance Smart Chain in Trust Wallet?

Go to the Transaction tab after selecting the Binance Smart Chain network. All activity related to BEP-20 tokens and BNB transfers will be listed here.

Q3: Do I need BNB to pay for gas fees on Binance Smart Chain?

Yes, all transactions on Binance Smart Chain require BNB as gas. Make sure you have a small amount of BNB in your wallet to cover fees.

Q4: Can I import my Trust Wallet into MetaMask for use on Binance Smart Chain?

Yes, you can import your Trust Wallet private key or seed phrase into MetaMask and manually add Binance Smart Chain as a custom network to continue using your assets across wallets.