Download the Trust Wallet Chrome Browser — Presentation

Your step-by-step guide to installing and using Trust Wallet (Chrome) securely

This presentation explains clear steps, security recommendations, and alternative options — designed for sharing in a short training session or as a handout.

Overview

Trust Wallet is a popular non-custodial crypto wallet originally popularized on mobile. For users who prefer desktop browser access, this presentation covers how to download and set up Trust Wallet for Chrome, safe installation practices, permission settings, and tips for avoiding scams.

What you’ll learn

Quick links (official resources)

(All links use the official domain and are styled with the presentation’s official link color.)

Step-by-step: Download & install

Step 1 — Verify the official source (why it matters)

Always start at the official domain or official social channels. Phishing and fake extensions are common. The safest route is to visit the trustwallet.com website and follow the link labeled "Download" or "Browser Extension" rather than searching the Chrome Web Store directly.

Step 2 — Choose the Chrome/Browser download

If an official Chrome extension or desktop build is available, it will be linked from the official downloads page. Click the link that points to the Chrome Web Store or an official signed installer. Avoid clicking ads or unknown redirects.

Step 3 — Install with attention to permissions

During installation, Chrome will show the permissions the extension requests. Typical permissions may include access to tabs, websites you visit, or the ability to read and change data. Review these carefully — if anything looks excessive, pause and confirm with the official docs/support link.

Step 4 — Create or import wallet

On first-run you’ll have the choice to create a new wallet or import an existing one with your seed phrase. Creating a new wallet will show you a seed phrase — write it down on paper and store it offline. Never type your seed phrase into websites, and never share it with anyone.

Step 5 — Secure the wallet

Set a strong extension password or lock and enable any available hardware wallet integration. Review the settings for transaction confirmations and auto-lock timeouts so your wallet re-locks when idle.

H4 — Permissions & Privacy (short checklist)

Permissions to watch for

Privacy tips

Use a separate browser profile for your crypto-related browser activity. Avoid storing seed phrases or private keys in browser storage. Consider hardware wallets for larger balances.

H3 — Alternatives & integration

If you prefer not to install a browser extension, Trust Wallet supports WalletConnect and other web-based connection methods that allow you to use the mobile app to sign transactions on desktop websites securely. You may also pair a hardware wallet via supported integrations.

When to use WalletConnect

WalletConnect is useful when a browser extension is not available, or you want to keep your wallet on your phone while using desktop dApps. It creates an encrypted session and transfers signing to your mobile device.

H4 — Troubleshooting & common issues

Problem: Extension not appearing after install

Check chrome://extensions, ensure the extension is enabled, and pin it to the toolbar. If it’s missing, re-download from the official site and check browser security settings.

Problem: Transaction failing or stuck

Confirm gas settings, network selection, and check transaction details. Use trusted explorers to verify on-chain status before contacting support.

H5 — Security Best Practices (quick guide)

  1. Keep software up to date (browser, extension, OS).
  2. Store seed phrase offline; use metal backups for long-term storage.
  3. Enable two-factor authentication for related services (email, exchange accounts).
  4. Use hardware wallets when managing large balances.
  5. Verify URLs and official social accounts before downloading anything.

Wrap-up & recommended next steps

Use the official links in this presentation as your starting point and follow the step-by-step checklist. For teams, pair the extension with company policies on secure machine use. For individuals, prioritize seed safety and consider hardware wallets for significant holdings.