Trust Wallet is a self-custody wallet that manages millions of tokens across more than a hundred blockchains, yet turning digital assets into dollars can feel complex. This guide walks through a simple purchase flow so you can move Bitcoin or other coins into real-world value.
If your goal is to cash out, a common first step is swapping your coin into a stablecoin such as Tether (usdt) inside Trust Wallet, then sending it to a centralized exchange that supports United States dollar withdrawals.
- Open Trust Wallet and select the token you want to swap.
- Tap Swap (or use the in-app browser to access a decentralized exchange, if that is what your wallet version supports).
- Choose Tether (usdt) as the token you want to receive.
- Select the network that matches the usdt version you plan to use, then review the quoted rate.
- If prompted, approve the token for swapping, then confirm the swap.
Usdt is available on multiple networks, including Ethereum, Bnb Smart Chain, Tron, and Polygon. Your swap route and fees depend on which network you choose, and not every token pair has enough liquidity on every network.
Before confirming, check price impact and slippage. Low-liquidity pairs can produce worse rates or failed swaps, and you may still pay network fees even if a transaction does not complete as expected.
Trust Wallet Token (twt) usually cannot be sold directly for United States dollars inside Trust Wallet. In practice, you swap twt to a more liquid asset (such as bnb or usdt) and then use a centralized exchange to sell for dollars and withdraw to your bank.
- In Trust Wallet, swap twt to bnb or usdt on a network with sufficient liquidity for the route you need.
- Create a deposit address for that same asset and network on a centralized exchange such as Coinbase or Gemini.
- Send the asset from Trust Wallet to the exchange deposit address and wait for confirmations.
- On the exchange, sell the asset for United States dollars, then withdraw to your linked bank account.
Several variables can change the twt-to-dollar conversion rate from one moment to the next:
- Market supply and demand for twt.
- The reference price and spread on the swap route or exchange you use.
- Liquidity in the specific trading pair and network, which affects slippage and price impact.
- Network fees and on-chain congestion during the swap or transfer.
Withdraw Your Funds: Step-by-Step
- Open on your mobile device or computer.
- Choose the product you intend to buy (for example, PayPal).
- Add the selection to your cart and proceed to checkout.
- Select the blockchain network and the coin you will send from Trust Wallet (for example, BTC on BTC Mainnet).
- Continue to the payment page.
- In the Trust Wallet app, open Home and tap Send.
- Enter the amount in BTC, paste the payment address, and submit the transfer.
- Confirm that the selected asset and network match your checkout choice and that the amount is correct.
- Tap Continue to proceed.
- After the network confirms the transaction, your PayPal details will be delivered by email and displayed on screen.
Are There Withdrawal Fees in Trust Wallet?
Trust Wallet does not add extra charges when you transfer cryptocurrency to another wallet. You only pay the blockchain network fee required to process the transaction, but third-party services can add their own costs (such as a service fee or spread), and exchanges may charge trading fees and bank-withdrawal fees. If you swap tokens inside Trust Wallet, you can also pay network fees, liquidity-provider fees built into the swap route, and additional value loss from slippage on low-liquidity pairs.
Can You Send Funds From Trust Wallet to a Bank Account?
Availability depends on your region. Some locations support direct cash-out to a bank, but others do not allow swapping crypto for fiat currencies or linking a bank account. If you need United States dollars or another fiat currency, first move your assets to a centralized exchange, such as Coinbase or Gemini, and convert there.
- On your exchange account, find the deposit page for the asset you are sending and select the correct network.
- Copy the deposit address (and memo or tag, if the exchange provides one).
- In Trust Wallet, open the asset, tap Send, paste the deposit address, and choose the same network shown on the exchange.
- Consider sending a small test amount first, then send the remaining balance after it arrives successfully.
- Once the deposit is credited, sell the asset for United States dollars on the exchange.
- Use the exchange withdrawal page to transfer United States dollars to your linked bank account using the available payout method in your region.
- Double-check the deposit address, network, and any memo or tag before sending, because mismatches can permanently lose funds.
- Use official apps and bookmarks, and avoid “support” links shared through direct messages or ads.
- Enable two-factor authentication on your exchange account and store backup codes securely.
- Do not share your seed phrase or private keys, and never enter them on websites that claim they are required for withdrawals.
