How to Withdraw From Trust Wallet to a Nigerian Bank Account
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Short answer: Trust Wallet is a self-custody wallet, so it can't pay naira into your bank by itself. Send your crypto from Trust Wallet to your KWIQ deposit address on the matching network, swap to naira (free on KWIQ) and withdraw to your Nigerian bank.
Trust Wallet keeps your crypto in your own hands, but it has no naira account attached. To get naira, send your crypto to KWIQ and cash out from there.
Step 1: Copy your KWIQ deposit address
- Install KWIQ and sign up.
- Open the wallet for the coin you want to sell, for example USDT or Bitcoin.
- Copy your deposit address and note the network.
Step 2: Send from Trust Wallet
- Open Trust Wallet and tap the coin, then Send.
- Make sure it's the token on the same network as your KWIQ address (Trust Wallet shows the network under the token name).
- Paste your KWIQ address, enter the amount and review the network fee.
- Confirm.
Not enough gas? Tokens like USDT need a little of the network's own coin to pay the fee (for example TRX for TRC20 USDT or BNB for BEP20 USDT).
Step 3: Sell for naira and withdraw
When the deposit shows in KWIQ, swap it to naira and withdraw to any Nigerian bank account.
Check today's rates first: USDT to naira · Bitcoin to naira · all coins.
Keep your wallet safe
- Never share your Trust Wallet recovery phrase with anyone, including "support" accounts.
- Paste addresses instead of typing them, and check the first and last characters.
- Send a small test amount the first time.
Using an exchange instead? See Binance to Nigerian bank or Bybit to Nigerian bank.