Trust Wallet Temporarily Ousted From Google Play Store

As a researcher with experience in the cryptocurrency market, I’m relieved to see Trust Wallet back on Google Play store after its brief absence. The temporary delisting raised concerns among users and potential newcomers to the platform, but Trust Wallet acted swiftly to provide an alternative means of accessing the app during the appeal process.


Well-known noncustodial cryptocurrency wallet Trust Wallet, temporarily ousted from Google Play store, is back after a brief spell on the Android app store. Trust Wallet, in an X post, announced news of its return to members of the community.

Google temporarily took down the Trust Wallet app from the Play Store following a notice to the wallet service. The cause for this action was not disclosed by Google. In response, Trust Wallet promptly submitted an appeal to challenge Google’s decision.

As Google was still processing Trust Wallet’s application, the cryptocurrency wallet offered an alternative solution for Android users through its website download. This interim measure was put in place until the miscommunication between the two parties was resolved. Now that Google has restored Trust Wallet as a non-custodial crypto wallet on its platform, users can once again access the app directly from the Google Play Store.

Trust Wallet safeguards users against scams

To protect its newest users, Trust Wallet has issued a warning: Avoid downloading any apps from the Play store claiming to be Trust Wallet, as they’re probably scams exploiting the delisting situation for deceitful purposes. Fraudsters often seize such opportunities to mislead innocent users.

Intelligence has emerged on the Dark Web indicating a severe vulnerability, referred to as a zero-day exploit, specifically targeting iMessage on iPhones. Simultaneously, the Trust Wallet app was removed from the Google Play store, yet its absence in this platform did not impact the usage of the app on the App Store for iOS or the Google Chrome browser extension.

As a crypto investor, I’m thrilled about the recent announcement that Trust Wallet is once again available for download on the Google Play store. With this development, more individuals can now access the platform and its offerings directly on their mobile devices. I recall last year when the Trust Wallet token underwent a significant 22% price increase following its listing on Binance. Consequently, market observers are eagerly anticipating the potential impact of this relisting on the token’s performance as it currently trades at a 4.43% discount to $1.03.

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2024-04-29 17:38