On the evening of 12 October 2025, users of non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet Trust Wallet experienced balances disappearing in the app. According to the team, the situation was due to a market data synchronisation issue.
The developers confirmed that the incident did not affect the security of the assets. All funds remained available to users, although they were not displayed in the app.
According to the statement, the problem was resolved after a few hours. The Trust Wallet team stated that balances are correctly displayed again. The representatives of the cryptocurrency wallet thanked the community for their patience.
However, under the publication on X (formerly Twitter), Trust Wallet users continue to report glitches. Some note that the problems continue for several days, others — that not all the funds have returned to the balances. Some users report that recovery occurred only for individual tokens.
Recall, in April 2024, the cryptocurrency wallet has already faced problems. First, the Trust Wallet team warned iOS users about the risk of an exploit, and later the Trust Wallet app was temporarily removed from the Play Store.


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