What if Trust Wallet tokens are not displayed?

If Trust Wallet tokens aren't displayed, check if the token is supported, verify balances on a blockchain explorer, resynchronize your wallet, and ensure transactions are confirmed.

Apr 19, 2025 at 10:00 pm

If you find that your Trust Wallet tokens are not displayed, it can be a frustrating experience. However, there are several steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve this issue. Trust Wallet is a popular multi-cryptocurrency wallet that supports a wide range of tokens, but sometimes technical glitches or user errors can lead to tokens not appearing in your wallet. In this article, we will explore the common reasons why tokens may not be displayed and provide detailed solutions to help you recover your assets.

Checking Network and Token Support

The first step in resolving the issue of tokens not being displayed in Trust Wallet is to ensure that the network and token you are trying to view are supported by the wallet. Trust Wallet supports a vast array of cryptocurrencies and tokens, but it is not exhaustive. Here’s how you can check if your token is supported:

• Open Trust Wallet and navigate to the "Add Tokens" section.
• Search for the token you want to add by entering its name or contract address.
• If the token appears in the search results, it is supported by Trust Wallet. Add the token to your wallet by clicking on it and confirming the addition.

If the token does not appear in the search results, it may not be supported by Trust Wallet. In this case, you may need to wait for Trust Wallet to add support for the token or consider using a different wallet that supports the token.

Verifying Token Balances

If the token is supported by Trust Wallet but still not displayed, the next step is to verify your token balances. Sometimes, tokens may not appear immediately after a transaction due to network congestion or other issues. Here’s how you can manually check your token balances:

• Access the blockchain explorer for the network on which your token resides. For example, use Etherscan for Ethereum-based tokens or BscScan for BSC-based tokens.
• Enter your wallet address in the search bar of the blockchain explorer.
• Look for your token transactions and verify that the tokens have been successfully transferred to your wallet address.

If the blockchain explorer shows that the tokens are indeed in your wallet address but not displayed in Trust Wallet, proceed to the next troubleshooting step.

Resynchronizing Your Wallet

Sometimes, resynchronizing your wallet can resolve issues with tokens not being displayed. This process refreshes your wallet’s connection to the blockchain and can help display any missing tokens. Here’s how to resynchronize your wallet:

• Close Trust Wallet completely and restart the app.
• Wait for the wallet to resynchronize with the blockchain. This may take a few minutes depending on your network connection and the blockchain’s current load.
• Check if the missing tokens are now displayed in your wallet.

If resynchronizing does not resolve the issue, move on to the next step.

Checking for Transaction Confirmations

Another common reason for tokens not being displayed is that the transactions have not yet received enough confirmations on the blockchain. Most blockchains require a certain number of confirmations before transactions are considered final. Here’s how to check the status of your transactions:

• Return to the blockchain explorer and find your transaction.
• Check the number of confirmations the transaction has received.
• If the transaction has not yet reached the required number of confirmations, wait until it does and then check your Trust Wallet again.

If the transaction has received the required number of confirmations but the tokens are still not displayed, proceed to the next step.

Re-adding the Token

If none of the above steps resolve the issue, re-adding the token to your wallet might help. Sometimes, a simple re-addition can fix display issues. Here’s how to re-add a token:

• Go to the "Add Tokens" section in Trust Wallet.
• Search for the token and add it again, even if it is already in your wallet.
• Check if the token now appears with the correct balance.

If re-adding the token does not work, you may need to seek further assistance.

Contacting Trust Wallet Support

If you have tried all the above steps and your tokens are still not displayed, contacting Trust Wallet support is the next best course of action. Here’s how to reach out for help:

• Visit the Trust Wallet support page on their website.
• Submit a support ticket detailing your issue, including the steps you have already taken to troubleshoot.
• Wait for a response from the Trust Wallet support team, who can provide further guidance and assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I recover tokens that were sent to the wrong network in Trust Wallet?

A: If you accidentally sent tokens to the wrong network, recovery can be challenging and often impossible. Always double-check the network before sending tokens. If you encounter this issue, contact the support team of the wallet or network involved for potential solutions.

Q: Why do some tokens take longer to appear in my wallet than others?

A: The time it takes for tokens to appear in your wallet can vary due to factors such as network congestion, the specific blockchain’s confirmation requirements, and the speed of your internet connection. Ethereum-based tokens, for example, may take longer during periods of high network activity.

Q: Is it safe to use third-party tools to recover missing tokens in Trust Wallet?

A: Using third-party tools to recover missing tokens can be risky. These tools may not be secure and could potentially compromise your private keys or wallet. It is generally safer to follow official troubleshooting steps and seek help from Trust Wallet support.

Q: Can I manually add unsupported tokens to Trust Wallet?

A: Yes, you can manually add unsupported tokens to Trust Wallet by using the "Add Custom Token" feature. You will need to provide the token’s contract address, name, symbol, and decimal places. However, be cautious when adding custom tokens, as they may not be fully compatible with Trust Wallet’s features.