Tria is designed to be your personal gateway to a seamless and secure web3 experience. Our wallet is fully non-custodial, which means you retain full control over your assets at all times; Tria never takes custody of your funds.
What is Tria Wallet?
Think of Tria as your digital command center. It is a "self-custodial" wallet, meaning you have total control over your funds without the headache of old-school crypto.
Human-Readable Names: Stop using long, confusing strings of numbers (like 0x123...). Tria uses simple names like satoshi@tria.
Multi-Chain Made Easy: Manage Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and more all in one place.
Integration: Any funds you add to your Tria Wallet become accessible to the rest of your Tria ecosystem experience (Cards, Earn, Futures, etc.).
Core Features
Send and Receive
Sending crypto is now as easy as sending an email.
Huge Variety: Supports over 1,000 different assets.
Error-Free: By using your @tria name, you don't have to worry about "copy-paste" errors that could lead to lost funds.
Convert (Swapping)
Tria handles the "behind-the-scenes" tech so you don't have to.
One-Click Swaps: Change one token for another (e.g., Solana to Ethereum) instantly.
Smart Routing: Tria automatically finds the cheapest and fastest path for your trade.
No Manual Bridges: You don't need to manually move funds between different networks; Tria’s system does it for you.
The Tria Ecosystem
Your wallet is the engine that powers everything else you do:
Tria Cards: Use your crypto to buy coffee or shop online. It converts to cash only when you swipe.
Tria Earn: Put your idle assets into "Vaults" to grow your balance automatically.
Tria Futures: Move funds to a dedicated account for advanced, high-leverage trading.
Tria XP: Earn points (XP) for basic tasks like setting up your account or your first deposit.
Note: Whenever you perform a "Convert" action, the system uses "unopinionated" routing. This means it doesn't play favourites, it simply picks the most efficient path for your money.
How to Send Crypto
You can transfer supported assets from your Tria Wallet to any external wallet on a supported blockchain network.
Steps to Send:
Open the Tria app and navigate to the Wallet tab.
Select the specific asset you wish to send and tap Send.
Enter the recipient’s wallet address and the amount you wish to send.
Crucial Step: Select the correct blockchain network. This must match the network of the recipient's wallet.
Review the transaction details, including the estimated network (gas) fee.
Confirm the transaction.
Important Safety Tip: Ensure your selected network matches the recipient's network exactly. Sending to the wrong network can result in permanent loss of funds. Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed or recovered once sent.
How to Receive Crypto
To receive assets, you will need to share your Tria Wallet address with the sender.
Steps to Receive:
Open the Tria app and go to Wallet.
Tap the "Receive".
The app will display your wallet addresses for all supported networks.
Copy the address or share the QR Code for the specific chain you are using.
Only receive supported tokens on supported chains. Assets sent via unsupported chains will not appear in your Tria Wallet.
How to Convert (Swap) Crypto
You can swap one supported asset for another directly within the Tria Wallet.
Steps to Convert:
Open the Tria app and tap Convert in the Wallet tab.
Select the asset you want to convert from and the asset you want to convert to.
Enter the amount.
Review the estimated conversion rate and fees, then confirm.
Your balances will update once the transaction is processed.
Please note that Send and Convert transactions require gas fees to be processed. These "gas fees" are charged by the blockchain network, not by Tria.
Important Notes:
Conversion availability depends on supported tokens, chains, and liquidity.
Some assets may be temporarily unavailable for conversion due to liquidity or stability constraints.
Rates may vary based on market conditions.
Platform | Network Type | Token Required for Gas |
Tria Mobile App | EVM Chains (e.g., Ethereum, Base, Polygon) | ETH |
| Solana | SOL |
| Bitcoin | BTC |
Tria Web | EVM Chains | ETH, USDC, or USDT |
| Solana | SOL |
| Bitcoin | BTC |
Fees are estimated at the time of confirmation and may vary slightly when the transaction is executed.
Supported Tokens and Chains
Tria supports 1000+ tokens across multiple supported blockchains.
Token availability is dynamic, not fixed, and may change based on:
Liquidity conditions
Price stability
Slippage levels
Supported Chains
Bitcoin
Ethereum
Optimism
Arbitrum
Base
Polygon
Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
Solana
Avalanche
Monad
Important Notes:
World Chain is currently not supported on the Tria App.
Tokens showing “insufficient liquidity” are temporarily not supported. This list is dynamically updated and reflected on the frontend based on the real-time liquidity of the token. As liquidity changes, a token may sometimes be supported and sometimes not—this is expected behavior.
Gas Fees & Network Costs
Gas fees are blockchain network fees, not charged by Tria.
Gas fees may apply when:
Sending crypto
Receiving crypto (paid by the sender)
Converting crypto
On the Tria Mobile App
ETH is required as a gas fee on all EVM chains
SOL native token is required as the gas on the Solana chain
BTC native token is required as the gas on Bitcoin chain
On the Tria Web
ETH, USDC, or USDT is required as a gas fee on all EVM chains
SOL native token is required as the gas on the Solana chain
BTC native token is required as the gas on the Bitcoin chain
Important Notes:
Gas fees are estimated at confirmation and may vary slightly at execution.
Gas fees are non-refundable once a transaction is broadcast.
Processing Time
Wallet transactions are processed near-instantly.
In rare cases, processing may take longer due to:
Network congestion
Chain-specific delays
Funds will reflect in the wallet once the deposit is confirmed.
Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed.
Best Path Execution for Transactions
When executing Send or Convert transactions, Tria automatically selects the best available execution path based on supported networks, liquidity sources, and on-chain conditions.
This means:
The app determines the most efficient route to complete the transaction.
Factors such as available liquidity, network availability, and transaction feasibility are considered.
If the user wants, they can select the path; however, if unselected, the algorithm chooses the best-fit path for the transactions.
The final execution details, including estimated fees and output amount, are always shown in-app before confirmation.
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out via in-app support. We are always happy to help.