Trust Wallet
Self-custody crypto wallet app for individuals to swap, stake and buy crypto across 100+ blockchains
Highlights
- Hiring14 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-17
- Remote-friendly14 of 14 open roles remote or hybrid
About Trust Wallet
Trust Wallet is a self-custody crypto wallet available as a mobile app for iOS and Android and as a browser extension. Users can store, send, receive, swap and stake crypto, buy crypto with their local currency through integrated third-party providers, and trade perpetual futures via integrated providers. According to the website, private keys stay on the user's device and no custodial account holds user funds.
The customers are individual crypto and Web3 users. The website states that the company is trusted by over 200 million people. Revenue comes from network and service fees on transactions such as swaps and buying crypto, which the site says are shown before confirmation; the app is free to download and use.
The company was founded in 2017 (JSON-LD foundingDate 2017-11-09). The website says its team spans 19 time zones and lists 14 open roles, all remote and global, across engineering, product, customer support, marketing and operations. The website does not state a headquarters location.
Product: Mobile and browser-extension self-custody crypto wallet with built-in swaps, staking, fiat on-ramp and perpetual futures trading across 100+ blockchains.
Open jobs (14)
Project Management Officer (PMO) - Web3
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyLead AI Engineer (LLM & Agents)
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyTechnical Customer Support - Contractor
New on EvolcRemote-friendlySenior Product Manager - Trading Growth (Web3)
New on EvolcRemote-friendlySenior Product Manager - Data Platform (Web3)
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyCustomer Support Lead
New on EvolcRemote-friendlySenior Platform Engineer
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyProduct Marketing Manager
New on EvolcRemote-friendlySenior Data Engineer
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyDesign Engineer
New on EvolcRemote-friendly
Tech stack
- Ashby
- Cloudflare
- Google Tag Manager
- Next.js
- Plausible
- React
- Tailwind CSS