How to Create a Multi-Coin Wallet: A Step-by-Step Guide

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How to Create a Multi-Coin Wallet: A Step-by-Step Guide

Topics covered:

  1. Creating Your First Multi-Coin Wallet
  2. Understanding the Importance of Recovery Phrases
  3. Personalizing and Managing Multiple Wallets

Creating a multi-coin wallet with Trust Wallet is quick and easy. It allows you to manage a wide variety of cryptocurrencies—all in one secure, self-custodial wallet. Whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned crypto user, this step-by-step guide will walk you through how to set up, secure, and personalize your wallet.


1. Creating Your First Multi-Coin Wallet

Step 1: Download Trust Wallet

To get started, download the Trust Wallet app from an official source:

⚠️ Important: Always download Trust Wallet from trusted and official sources to ensure your wallet's security.


Step 2: Create a New Wallet

  1. Open the Trust Wallet app.
  2. On the welcome screen, choose Create a New Wallet (only use "Import" if you're restoring an existing one).
  3. Set a secure PIN code to protect access to the app on your device.

Note: Your PIN is stored only on your device. Trust Wallet cannot access, recover, or reset it. If you forget your PIN, the only way to regain access is by restoring your wallet using the 12-word secret phrase.

Next, you’ll be prompted to enable biometric login (like Face ID or fingerprint). You can enable it for easier access, or skip this step if you prefer. The choice is yours.

Once these steps are complete, your wallet is ready to use. You now have full control to send, receive, and manage your crypto assets securely.


2. Understanding and Backing Up Your Recovery Phrase

Trust Wallet has simplified the onboarding process, so you won’t immediately be asked to back up your 12-word secret phrase during setup—but that doesn’t mean you should skip it.


⚠️ Important: Your secret phrase is the only way to recover your wallet.

If it’s lost or stolen, Trust Wallet can’t help recover your funds! You are the sole owner and guardian of your crypto!

How to Find and Back Up Your Secret Phrase:

  1. Open your Trust Wallet mobile app and log in using your PIN or biometrics.
  2. Tap the wallet name at the top of the main screen.
  3. Tap the three vertical dots next to the wallet name.
  4. Select Manual.
  5. Enter your PIN or password to reveal the 12-word secret phrase.
  6. Write it down and store it in a safe, offline location (never store it digitally).

✏️ Tip: You can always return to this screen to view or re-back up your secret phrase if needed.


3. Personalizing and Managing Multiple Wallets

Renaming Your Wallet

Custom wallet names help you stay organized—especially if you manage multiple portfolios.


To rename a wallet:

  1. Tap the wallet name at the top of the main screen.
  2. Tap the three vertical dots next to the wallet name.
  3. Under the Name section, enter a new custom name.
  4. Tap Save.

Creating and Managing Multiple Wallets

Yes, Trust Wallet supports up to 15 wallets in the same app. This is useful for separating portfolios or managing assets across different blockchains.


To create a new wallet:

  1. From the main screen, tap the wallet name at the top.
  2. Tap the Add wallet button at the bottom.
  3. Choose Create new wallet.
  4. Follow the same creation steps outlined above, including recovery phrase backup.


Each wallet you create will have its own unique 12-word secret phrase—make sure to back up each one individually and store them securely!


✅ Final Tips

  • Your Trust Wallet is self-custodial—only you control your funds and keys.
  • Always back up your secret phrase and never share it with anyone!
  • Use custom wallet names to stay organized, especially when using multiple wallets.
  • Never store your recovery phrase on your phone or online!

With your multi-coin wallet set up, you’re ready to explore the crypto world securely and confidently—all in one place.





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