How to connect Trust Wallet to Uniswap V3?

Connect Trust Wallet to Uniswap V3 via a browser, enabling secure token swaps and liquidity management on Ethereum.

Jul 02, 2025 at 02:07 am

Understanding the Basics of Trust Wallet and Uniswap V3

Trust Wallet is a popular decentralized mobile wallet that allows users to store, manage, and interact with various blockchain assets. Uniswap V3, on the other hand, is one of the most advanced decentralized exchanges (DEXs) built on the Ethereum blockchain, offering improved capital efficiency and granular control over liquidity provision.

To connect Trust Wallet to Uniswap V3, you need to ensure your device has both the Trust Wallet app installed and access to the Uniswap website via a compatible browser. Since Trust Wallet doesn’t have a direct integration within the Uniswap app itself, the connection must be made through a web interface using a dApp browser or external browser with wallet connectivity.

Preparing Your Trust Wallet for Connection

Before attempting to connect, make sure your Trust Wallet app is updated to the latest version. Launch the app and verify that you're using an Ethereum-based wallet since Uniswap V3 operates on the Ethereum network.

Navigate to the Ethereum section in your wallet, and check if you have sufficient ETH for gas fees. You may also want to add any tokens you plan to trade or provide liquidity for. If those tokens aren't visible, tap the "+" icon to search and add them manually.

Ensure your wallet address is copied correctly, as you'll use it later when connecting to Uniswap V3. This step ensures there are no errors during the linking process and that your funds remain secure throughout the interaction.

Accessing Uniswap V3 Through a Compatible Browser

Open a browser on your mobile device—Google Chrome or Brave Browser works well—and navigate to the official Uniswap V3 website at https://app.uniswap.org. Avoid third-party links to prevent phishing attacks.

Once the site loads, look for the "Connect to a wallet" button located in the top-right corner of the screen. Tap this button to open the wallet selection menu. From here, select "Trust Wallet" from the list of available wallets. If Trust Wallet isn't listed directly, choose the "WalletConnect" option instead.

You’ll see a QR code appear on the screen. Open your Trust Wallet app, go to the Browser tab, and scan the QR code using the built-in scanner. This action establishes a secure connection between your wallet and the Uniswap interface.

Authorizing the Connection Between Trust Wallet and Uniswap V3

After scanning the QR code, your Trust Wallet will prompt you to approve the connection. Review the details carefully, including the permissions being requested by Uniswap. These typically include read access to your wallet address and the ability to sign transactions.

Tap "Approve" to confirm the connection. Once approved, the Uniswap interface will reflect that your wallet is now connected. You should see your ETH balance and any supported tokens displayed under your wallet profile.

It’s important to understand that no funds are moved during this process. The connection only enables you to interact with Uniswap protocols using your Trust Wallet as a signing authority. Always double-check transaction details before confirming any swaps or liquidity additions.

Performing Actions on Uniswap V3 Using Trust Wallet

With your wallet connected, you can now perform various actions such as swapping tokens, adding liquidity, or viewing positions. For example, to swap tokens:

• Navigate to the Swap tab
• Select the token you wish to send and the token you'd like to receive
• Enter the amount and review the estimated output
• Tap "Swap", then confirm the transaction in your Trust Wallet

When adding liquidity, especially in Uniswap V3, note that it requires more precise configuration compared to earlier versions. You'll need to specify a price range and deposit two tokens in proportion to the pool's current ratio. Confirm all details in Trust Wallet before proceeding.

Every transaction requires a gas fee paid in ETH, so ensure you have enough ETH in your wallet to cover multiple interactions, especially when managing liquidity positions.

Troubleshooting Common Issues During Connection

If the connection fails, consider these common issues:

• Ensure you’re using the correct network in Trust Wallet (switch to Ethereum Mainnet if necessary)
• Verify that you're accessing the official Uniswap V3 website
• Clear cache or try another browser if the page doesn’t load properly
• Re-scan the QR code if the initial attempt times out

In case of persistent problems, restart both the Trust Wallet app and the browser, then retry the connection process. If you encounter unexpected behavior, disconnect your wallet from Uniswap and reconnect after closing all background apps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I connect Trust Wallet to Uniswap V3 without using a browser?

No, currently, Trust Wallet does not support direct integration with Uniswap V3 within its native app. You must use a web browser or the in-app dApp browser to establish the connection.

Is it safe to connect Trust Wallet to Uniswap V3?

Yes, it is safe as long as you're using the official websites and apps. Always ensure you never share your secret recovery phrase and double-check URLs to avoid phishing attempts.

Do I need ETH in my Trust Wallet to interact with Uniswap V3?

Yes, you need ETH to pay for gas fees when performing transactions such as swapping tokens or adding liquidity on the Ethereum network.

Can I use Trust Wallet to manage liquidity positions on Uniswap V3?

Yes, once connected, you can view, add, or remove liquidity positions directly through the Uniswap V3 interface while using Trust Wallet as your signing tool.