Trust Wallet has announced the rollout of a native peer-to-peer (P2P) feature that allows users to buy cryptocurrencies directly within the app. According to the team, the service is now available in over 150 countries, enabling users to purchase assets from verified local sellers using bank transfers or regional payment solutions.
The update removes the need to rely on centralized exchanges (CEXs). Instead, buyers select a supported currency and payment method, then finalize the transaction directly through Trust Wallet’s interface.
The project notes that P2P has become one of the most in-demand ways to fund wallets in regions where banking restrictions, regulatory limitations, or exchange access barriers exist. The new feature is designed to provide users with more flexibility while maintaining self-custody of their funds.
“This P2P integration is now available directly in the app under the dedicated section. Users remain in full control of their assets and conduct transactions within familiar payment environments,” Trust Wallet stated.
In addition to P2P, Trust Wallet continues to support:
- Crypto purchases via bank cards
- Apple Pay
- Direct deposits from Binance and Coinbase
- Incoming transfers from any external wallet
Earlier in October, the wallet introduced a perpetual futures trading platform built on the decentralized exchange Aster, offering more than 100 trading pairs.
And on November 4, Trust Wallet launched Trust Premium, a rewards program aimed at encouraging user engagement and loyalty.
The introduction of P2P further positions Trust Wallet as a full-stack entry point into the crypto ecosystem — covering custody, swaps, investments, and now decentralized fiat on-ramps.
