Trust Wallet users now have a new opportunity — trading perpetual futures (perps) directly in the app. This feature allows traders to open positions with leverage up to 100x and choose from over 100 trading markets.
This is reported by Business • Media
New Opportunities for Traders and TWT Holders
Trust Wallet emphasized that the launch of perpetual futures aims to make professional trading tools accessible through a simple and intuitive interface. Previously, such services were mainly offered by centralized exchanges with complicated operating mechanisms. Now, trading is possible directly within the wallet without transferring private keys to third parties.
The functionality works in partnership with the decentralized exchange Aster and will soon be integrated with the TWT token, allowing holders to receive additional discounts.
“Pure trading freedom, without key transfers,” the company describes the new product.
According to official information, users are offered:
- over 100 markets for trading;
- leverage up to 100x;
- full control and self-custody of assets;
- transactions executed directly on the blockchain.
Network Support and Additional Benefits
The service provides deep liquidity thanks to collaboration with Aster. Potential discounts are available for TWT holders. Additionally, the Trust Wallet team emphasizes transparency and security through the use of on-chain solutions.
Currently, the functionality supports blockchain networks such as BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Ethereum (ETH), Arbitrum (ARB), and Solana (SOL). There are plans to expand the list of supported networks in the future.
Trust Wallet representatives remind that previously, perpetual futures were not easily accessible to average users due to the complexity of interfaces on centralized platforms. Now, the service makes them more convenient and secure.
The team draws traders’ attention to the features of this tool:
“Perpetual futures involve leverage and high risks and may not be suitable for everyone. Always do your own research.”
The service is currently unavailable in the USA, the UK, and several other regions with restrictions.
Earlier, in January 2024, Trust Wallet added a staking service on the Ethereum network, and in July of the same year, announced a partnership with The Open Network (TON).