Trust Wallet Extension – Enhance Your Crypto Experience with Exodus Web3 Wallet
A practical guide and presentation-style overview showing how Trust Wallet's browser extension and the Exodus Web3 Wallet can improve your Web3 access, security, and daily crypto workflows.
About these wallets
Trust Wallet Extension
Trust Wallet provides a browser extension that brings your self-custodial wallet directly into Chrome, Brave, and compatible browsers. The extension supports multi-chain access, built-in dApp connectivity, token swaps, and secure key management for everyday Web3 use.
Exodus Web3 Wallet
Exodus offers a Web3 browser extension and companion desktop & mobile apps that emphasize a unified, multi-chain experience — letting you connect to dApps, swap tokens, manage NFTs, and control your private keys across networks.
Why use a browser extension wallet?
Frictionless dApp access
Extension wallets let you connect to decentralized applications (dApps) without leaving your browser: trades, staking, NFT marketplaces, and in-browser games become one click interactions.
Self-custody & private keys
Both Trust Wallet and Exodus are self-custodial: you hold your seed phrase and private keys locally — a core property for users who prioritize asset control.
Built-in features
- Token swaps without leaving the extension
- Network switching & custom RPCs
- Wallet import/export (seed phrase, private key or via other wallets)
Comparing Trust Wallet Extension vs Exodus Web3 Wallet
Core focus
Trust Wallet focuses on a broad, multi-chain audience with a popular mobile app and a browser extension that mirrors much of that functionality. Exodus focuses on a unified design and cross-device user experience with strong portfolio features and swaps integrated across desktop, mobile, and extension.
Security considerations
Both extensions keep keys locally and use encryption/password protection. As a best practice: install only from official sources, verify extension publisher details, backup your seed phrase offline, and never reveal private keys or seed phrases to anyone.
User experience
Trust Wallet often appeals to users who start from mobile and want a seamless move to desktop; Exodus appeals to users who value visual portfolio tracking, one-click swaps, and an elegant multi-device UX.
Quick setup and tips (slide-style steps)
1. Install
- Visit the official Trust Wallet or Exodus extension page and add the extension to your browser.
- Confirm the extension publisher and reviews before adding.
2. Create or import
Create a new wallet (store the seed phrase offline) or import an existing wallet. Use a hardware wallet for large balances when supported.
3. Connect to dApps
Use the “Connect” button on a dApp and select your extension wallet. Approve only the transactions you expect and inspect gas/amount details carefully.
4. Advanced: multiple accounts & cross-device
Both wallets support workflows like multiple accounts, wallet import, and pairing to mobile apps for additional convenience. Organize accounts by purpose (e.g., “main”, “trading”, “testnet”).
Security best practices (short checklist)
Essentials
- Backup your seed phrase on paper (or a secure metal backup).
- Enable password lock for the extension and for your device.
- Only install extensions from official stores & links listed below.
- Use hardware wallets for high-value holdings and connect via supported integrations.
- Beware social-engineering: NEVER paste your seed phrase into a website or chat.
Official links & resources (10 official links)
trustwallet.com/browser-extension
trustwallet.com/download
trustwallet.com/blog/guides/…
Chrome Web Store (Trust Wallet)
exodus.com/web3-wallet
exodus.com/install-forwarder/extension
support.exodus.com/getting-started
Chrome Web Store (Exodus)
trustwallet.com/buy-crypto
exodus.com/download