How do you transfer crypto from Trust Wallet to Coinbase?

To transfer crypto from Trust Wallet to Coinbase, you copy a deposit address from your Coinbase account, then send to it from Trust Wallet on the same network. Trust Wallet is a self-custody wallet, so the transfer is an ordinary onchain transaction that you sign and pay for. Details are as of November 2026. For background on the app, see what is Trust Wallet.

How do you find your Coinbase deposit address?

In Coinbase, tap Receive, read the prompts and tap I understand, then choose the asset. Coinbase shows a QR code and an address you can copy. For assets that run on more than one network, such as USDC, a default network appears above the QR code. You can switch it, and Coinbase then generates a new address for that network.

Some assets need a destination tag or memo as well as an address. Coinbase says both are required to receive those coins, and a deposit without the tag cannot be credited.

How do you send from Trust Wallet to Coinbase?

1. Open Trust Wallet and select the coin on the main screen.
2. Tap Send.
3. Paste the Coinbase address or scan its QR code. Trust Wallet calls scanning a QR code the safest way to enter an address.
4. Add the memo or tag if Coinbase showed one.
5. Check the address, amount, network and estimated fee, then confirm.

Trust Wallet says fees depend on the blockchain and congestion, and can exceed the value of a small transfer at busy times. Fees are normally paid in the network's native coin, such as ETH or BNB. Its FlexGas feature lets users pay gas in USDT or USDC on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, or in TWT on BNB Smart Chain.

What happens if you use the wrong network in Trust Wallet?

Trust Wallet warns that the wrong network can mean permanent loss. Coinbase gives the same rule from its side: sender and recipient must use the same network. Its example is USDC sent from Solana to a Coinbase USDC address on Ethereum, which can be lost. Stablecoins such as USDT exist on several chains in Trust Wallet, so match the version you hold to the network Coinbase displays.

Coinbase also says it cannot reject deposits of assets it does not support, and these are not credited. Some can be returned to a self-custody wallet through its asset recovery service. The full picture is in what happens if you send crypto on the wrong network.

What if the deposit does not show up on Coinbase?

Coinbase says most transfers finish within about 30 minutes, though congestion can slow them, and each asset needs a set number of confirmations. Bitcoin needs two. Copy the transaction hash from Trust Wallet and search it on a block explorer to confirm the destination address and network. More checks are in why is my crypto deposit not showing up. If the end goal is cash, how to cash out crypto from Trust Wallet compares the routes.