How to Transfer From Trust Wallet to Binance

Quick answer: To transfer crypto from Trust Wallet to Binance, open Trust Wallet, select your asset, tap ‘Send’, enter Binance’s deposit address, confirm details, and complete the transaction.

Before you start

• Ensure you have a Binance account and are logged in.
• Have your Trust Wallet ready with the crypto you want to transfer.
• Verify you have enough crypto to cover transfer fees.
• Check that Binance supports the crypto you intend to transfer.

How to Transfer From Trust Wallet to Binance: step by step

1. Open Trust Wallet and select your asset

Launch the Trust Wallet app, then choose the cryptocurrency you wish to transfer from your wallet balance.

2. Tap ‘Send’ to initiate the transfer

Once you’ve selected your asset, tap the ‘Send’ button to start the process of transferring your crypto.

3. Enter Binance’s deposit address

In the ‘To’ field, input the deposit address for the corresponding asset on Binance. Ensure you select the correct network (e.g., ERC20, BEP20).

4. Double-check the address and network

Carefully verify the deposit address and network on Binance to avoid irreversible errors. Mismatched networks can lead to loss of funds.

5. Enter the transfer amount

Input the amount of crypto you want to send. Ensure you have enough to cover any network fees.

6. Confirm the transaction

Review the transaction details, including the amount and fees, then confirm the transfer in the app.

7. Wait for the transfer to complete

The transfer time varies depending on network congestion and the chosen blockchain. You can track the transaction in the app or on a blockchain explorer.

8. Check your Binance account

Once the transaction is confirmed, the crypto should appear in your Binance account balance. Refresh the app if necessary.

Fees and how long it takes

Transfer fees depend on the cryptocurrency and network used. For example, Ethereum transactions (ERC20) typically have higher fees than Binance Smart Chain (BEP20) transactions. Transfer times can range from a few minutes to over an hour, depending on network congestion.

Always check current network conditions and Binance’s deposit instructions for the most accurate information.

Stay safe

• Always double-check the deposit address and network on Binance before confirming the transfer.
• Never share your private keys or seed phrase with anyone.
• Test with a small amount first to ensure the process works as expected.
• Be aware of phishing scams; only use official apps and websites.
• Keep your devices and apps updated to protect against security vulnerabilities.

If something goes wrong

Transaction not appearing on Binance — Check the transaction status on a blockchain explorer using the transaction ID. Ensure you sent to the correct address and network.

Insufficient funds for fees — Ensure you have enough crypto to cover both the transfer amount and network fees. Add more funds if necessary.

Wrong network selected — If you sent the crypto using the wrong network, contact Binance support immediately for assistance. Recovery may not always be possible.

Doing this as part of trading, income, or a disposal? See how it may be taxed in Tax by country and the taxable-events section — information, not advice.