Trust Wallet has surpassed 200 million users, with over 73% from non-English speaking regions. The wallet defaults to English, which can hinder navigation if it’s not your language. However, you can easily switch to your preferred language, as the wallet supports several non-English options like Hindi, Mandarin, and Spanish. This guide will show you how to change language in Trust Wallet so you can read instructions, connect to dApps, and send coins in a language you understand.

Why Changing the Language Can Help

Although English works for many users, it doesn’t work for everyone. Changing the Trust Wallet language setting ensures you read every detail, from wallet setup to transaction details, in your native language. For example, Chinese users can view “balance” as “平衡” to provide a genuine clarity and reduce errors when staking or swapping.

Switching Trust Wallet’s language lets non-English users trade faster, without the need for translation apps. Plus, it enhances security by allowing you to spot scam alerts in your language while browsing through phishing websites disguised as dApps.

Steps to Change the Language In Trust Wallet

The steps below explain how to update Trust Wallet’s language settings, whether you’re using the browser extension or the mobile app.

Browser Extension

Follow the guide below, step-by-step, to change the language in the Trust Wallet browser extension:

Step 1: Open the Trust Wallet extension in your preferred browser and log in to your account.

Step 2: Open the Settings section by clicking the gear icon in the top-right corner of the extension.

Step 3: Scroll down through the list of options and click Language.

Step 4: A dropdown shows all supported options. Browse the list or search to select your preferred language.

Step 5: Return to the homescreen to confirm the setting has been applied. Restart the browser if this setting is stuck and not initiated.

Mobile App

Here’s how you can change language in Trust Wallet mobile apps (iOS and Android).

Step 1: Launch the Trust Wallet app and enter your account.

Step 2: Tap the Settings gear on the top left of the screen.

Step 3: Scroll down through the list of options and tap  “Preferences“.

Step 4: Select App Language, and scroll the list of supported languages.

Step 5: Select your native language, and the setting will be automatically applied to the entire wallet.

Supported Languages in Trust Wallet

Trust Wallet supports over 70 languages for global users. This includes most in-demand ones like several variations of Spanish, French, English, German, and many more. You can check the complete list in Preferences settings under the “Language” section. Also, update your Trust Wallet app/extension to get the latest list of supported languages. Additionally, you can switch Trust Wallet’s language to your device’s language by selecting the “system default” option.

Final Thoughts

To change language in Trust Wallet takes less than a minute and makes crypto easier to understand in your own words. Trust Wallet’s customization features allow you to set up your wallet to your exact specifications, regardless of your location. Follow up on more personalization options for your wallet by reading our guide on how to change fiat currency in Trust Wallet, which will enable you to view your assets in your local currency.

FAQs

1. Does changing the Trust Wallet language sync across all devices I’m logged into?

No, the Trust Wallet language setting is device-specific. You have to set it separately on the devices you’re logged into if you want to manage all your devices’ accounts in the new language.

2. What if the Trust Wallet app crashes after a language reset?

If the Trust Wallet app crashes after a language reset, restart the app or clear its cache. Make sure you are using the latest version of Trust Wallet for the best performance.

3. Can I request a new language for Trust Wallet?

Yes, you can request the addition of a new language in Trust Wallet. Contact support via in-app help or email. Languages may be added based on demand, but there are no guarantees.