Mobile Wallets

Setting Up a Mobile Wallet for Trush Blockchain

Please note that the following steps are hypothetical and the actual steps might slightly differ when Trush's testnet and mainnet go live. The specific network details will be shared at the respective launches.

Mobile wallets are convenient ways to interact with blockchain networks, and given that Trush will be an EVM-compatible blockchain, it will likely be supported by most mobile wallets that also support Ethereum and other EVM-compatible chains.

While specific steps can vary from one wallet to another, here are general steps you might follow to set up a mobile wallet for the Trush blockchain using Trust Wallet as an example:

Step 1: Download and Install Trust Wallet

Start by downloading and installing Trust Wallet from your mobile device's app store.

Step 2: Create a Wallet

After installing the app, open it, and follow the prompts to create a new wallet. Be sure to safely store the recovery phrase that is generated during this process. This phrase is vital to recover your wallet and funds if your device gets lost or damaged.

Step 3: Backup Your Recovery Phrase

Write down your recovery phrase and store it in a safe place. Remember never to share your recovery phrase with anyone as it provides access to your wallet and funds.

Step 4: Add the Trush Network

To interact with the Trush blockchain, you will need to add it as a custom network. You can do this by tapping on the top right icon (with two lines and two circles), then tap "Add Custom RPC".

Here you'll be asked for network details such as Network Name, New RPC URL, Chain ID, Symbol, and Block Explorer URL. The specific details for the Trush network will be announced when both the testnet and mainnet go live.

Step 5: Save and Start Using the Wallet

Once you have filled in the network details, click 'Save'. You should now see the Trush Network in your wallet's list of available networks.

Remember that these steps may not precisely represent the actual process due to differences in various wallets and potential updates or changes in the wallet software. The steps provided here should give a general idea of what the process might look like.