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Some Networks Are No Longer Supported in Trust Wallet (Effective September 15, 2026)

Trust Wallet has ended support for 24 blockchain networks as of September 15, 2026, and for Trust Handles as of September 7, 2026. Your assets are still yours, here's how to keep accessing them, whether the network is EVM-compatible or not.

What changed

Trust Wallet supports over 100 networks and reviews that list regularly to keep the app fast and reliable. As of September 15, 2026, the networks below no longer appear in Trust Wallet.

You can't view, send, swap, or interact with assets on these networks inside Trust Wallet anymore, unless you add the network manually as a custom network, or import your wallet into another wallet that supports it.

Don't hold assets on any of these networks? No action needed.

Networks affected

Agoric · Aurora · Boba · Conflux · Decred · FIO · Firo · Flux (formerly Zelcash) · GoChain · IoTeX · KuCoin Community Chain · Manta · Merlin Chain · Meter · Moonbeam · Moonriver · MultiversX · Nano · Neon · Nimiq · Polygon zkEVM · Stride · Viction · Wanchain

These four were already shut down by their own ecosystems: Evmos, Nebulas, Stargaze, BounceBit.

Your assets are still yours

Trust Wallet is self-custodial, we never hold or control your funds. Your assets stay on their blockchains and stay tied to your Secret Recovery Phrase.

This changes how you access these networks in Trust Wallet. It does not change who owns your assets.

Option A, EVM-compatible networks: add a custom network

You can keep using Trust Wallet by adding the network back manually.

In the app:

  1. On the home screen, scroll to your tokens and tap View all

  2. Tap the settings icon (top right) → Manage Crypto

  3. Tap +, then switch from the Token tab to the Network tab

  4. Enter the network details and import

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To find the network details: go to chainlist.org, search for your network, pick a trusted RPC endpoint, and copy the parameters.

⚠️ Trust Wallet does not verify custom networks, RPC endpoints, or tokens. Only use details from a source you trust.

Option B, Non-EVM networks: import your wallet elsewhere.

These networks can't be added as custom networks:

Agoric · Decred · FIO · Firo · Flux · MultiversX · Nano · Nimiq · Stride

To keep access:

  1. In Trust Wallet, go to Settings → Security & Privacy → Show Recovery Phrase

  2. Write your Secret Recovery Phrase down and store it offline

  3. Pick a wallet that supports your network

  4. Import the phrase there, your address and assets will appear automatically

🔒 Never share your Secret Recovery Phrase or private keys with anyone. Only type them into the official app of a wallet you trust. Trust Wallet will never ask for them.

Trust Handles

Because FIO is being sunset, Trust Handles stopped working in Trust Wallet on September 7, 2026. You can no longer register new ones, or use an existing handle to send, receive, manage, or renew.

Your registration stays recorded on the FIO network, but adding FIO as a custom network won't bring the feature back. Use your wallet address directly instead.

FAQ

Q: Are my funds safe?
A: Yes. Nothing was transferred or deleted. Your assets sit on their blockchains, controlled by your recovery phrase. Use Option A or B above to regain access in an app.

Q: Will Trust Wallet contact me about this?
A: We will never ask for your recovery phrase or private keys, and we will never ask you to move funds as part of this update. Treat any such message as a scam.

Q: What if I do nothing?
A: Your assets stay where they are. You just won't see them in Trust Wallet until you add the network back or import your wallet into a compatible one.

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