Trust Wallet Launches Browser Extension, Collaborates With Coinbase Pay & Binance Pay

Following the collapse of centralized digital asset exchange FTX and the bank run on virtual currency exchanges in general, self-custody Trust Wallet is gaining momentum. Recently, the company launched the long-awaited browser extension and collaborated with Binance Pay and Coinbase Pay.

It is to be noted that the new browser extension lets users store, send and receive digital assets across all Ethereum Virtual Machine chains and Solana, whose users can now transfer their crypto funds directly to a Trust Wallet account.

Last week, Trust Wallet launched its browser extension. The extension is now available in Google Chrome and Opera browsers. Moreover, the wallet extension lets users store, send and receive digital assets across all Ethereum Virtual Machine chains and Solana. A network auto-detect function provides users with a seamless decentralized application experience without the requirement to manually add blockchain networks.

Furthermore, the newly launched extension also includes multi-wallet support, Non Fungible Token support, fiat on-ramp providers, and non-EVM blockchain integrations, as well as hardware wallet support.

The price of Trust Wallet Token (TWT) skyrocketed by almost one hundred and fifty percent in six days following the announcement, bucking the downturn in the digital asset market, whose net capitalization has plummeted by around a hundred billion dollars in the same period. In the meantime, the token’s trading volume has surged from two hundred and seventy nine million TWT to over five hundred and ninety TWT in the same period, showcasing the market’s conviction in its uptrend.

At press time, the token is trading at a price of around 2.15 USD with a market cap of around 900 million USD.