- Individuals can now buy crypto on Trust Wallet using Apple Pay.
- The feature is currently available in more than 45 countries.
- Such updates lower the barriers to entry for the crypto and blockchain space.
Trust Wallet, a respected digital asset wallet, has taken another step to promote cryptocurrency adoption.
They confirmed on X today, November 27, that Apple Pay has been added, enabling users in over 45 countries to purchase their favorite tokens in seconds.
The new feature promises an improved experience for both new and existing users. The announcement stated:
Trust Wallet has integrated Apple Pay. Buy your first crypto in seconds. Available in 45+ countries.
Buying digital tokens has long been a challenge for newcomers, with lengthy verification, multiple account steps and limited payment options often deterring people.
Trust Wallet aims to address this challenge. By integrating Apple Pay, the wallet seeks to make digital assets more accessible than ever, allowing users to buy their “first crypto in seconds.”
How to get started
Funding a Trust Wallet account with Apple Pay is straightforward.
Users simply open the app, go to the “Finance” tab and select Apple Pay as the preferred payment method.
Only a few taps are required, mirroring the smooth experience people expect when using Apple Pay for everyday purchases.
Importantly, Trust Wallet leverages Apple Pay’s trust and security features, including Touch ID, Face ID and encrypted payments.
This integration promises seamless crypto purchases without compromising user safety.
Trust Wallet expands its global reach
The team confirmed that users in more than 45 countries can access the Apple Pay transaction option.
By lowering the entry threshold, Trust Wallet is likely to become the on-ramp for millions who previously struggled to access digital asset markets.
People in jurisdictions with limited access to crypto services now have a fast, secure option to participate.
TWT price outlook
Trust Wallet’s native token, TWT, has been somewhat muted over the past 24 hours.
The altcoin is trading around $1.08 after a small 0.09% uptick on today’s price chart.
TWT consolidated over the past week after losing almost 15% during the last 30 days, pressured by broader market sell-offs.
At the same time, TWT underperformed the broader market today.
Market data shows the total cryptocurrency market cap rose more than 3% in the last 24 hours to $3.12 trillion.
Bitcoin is trading near $91,480, which has supported gains across many altcoins as risk appetite returned.
For Bitcoin to shift short-term momentum to bullish, it needs to reclaim the key zone between $93,000 and $94,000.
Holding that range could support steady advances toward the psychologically important $100,000 level.
However, a sudden wave of selling could push it back to the new liquidity area around $85,000–$86,000.