Unsupported chain ID: trust wallet

If you are using the Trust Wallet application to store your Ethereum tokens, you may have noticed that some tokens are not showing up in your wallet. This is because the Trust Wallet does not support all Ethereum chain IDs. The most common unsupported chain ID is "trust wallet". If you are holding tokens on a trust wallet chain ID, you will need to transfer your tokens to a different wallet that supports that chain ID. Once your tokens are transferred, they should appear in your new wallet.

Unsupported Chain ID: Trust Wallet

Invalid block hash: 00000000000003f8

Invalid block header: 00000000000003f8

Trust Wallet: Unsupported Chain ID

If your wallet doesn't support a particular chain, it may not be able to function with that chain.

Unsupported Chain ID in Trust Wallet

If you are seeing an error message in your Trust Wallet when trying to send or receive funds, it is likely that you have an unsupported chain ID.

To check your chain ID, open the "Chain ID" tab in your Trust Wallet, and look for the "Unsupported Chain ID" field. If this field shows an invalid chain ID, please follow the instructions below to update your chain ID.

How to Update Your Chain ID in Trust Wallet

1. Open the "Chain ID" tab in your Trust Wallet.

2. In the "Unsupported Chain ID" field, enter the new chain ID that you want to use.

3. Click "Update."

Trust Wallet - Unsupported Chain ID

If you are using a wallet that does not support the Ethereum main chain, your wallet will not be able to interact with the Ethereum network.

Unsupported Chain IDs in Trust

Unsupported Chain IDs in Trust Wallet

If you are using Trust Wallet and your chain ID is not supported, you will not be able to receive or send tokens on that chain.

How to Fix Unsupported Chain I

How to Fix Unsupported Chain ID in Trust Wallet

1. Open Trust Wallet and click on "Help" in the top menu bar.

2. Click on "Debugging" in the left menu bar.

3. Under the "Chain Info" tab, you'll see a list of all the chains that Trust Wallet supports.

4. If you see an unsupported chain ID in this list, please click on the "Fix" button next to that chain ID.

5. Trust Wallet will now scan the blockchain for blocks that belong to that chain ID and will update the chain info accordingly.

Resolving Unsupported Chain ID in Trust Wallet

If you encounter an unsupported chain ID in your Trust Wallet, please follow these steps:

1. Close and reopen your Trust Wallet.

2. Verify that your device is up to date and that the latest version of the Trust Wallet app is installed.

3. If you are still encountering an unsupported chain ID, please email [email protected] with the following information:

- Your device's model number

- The Chain ID that is not being supported

- A screenshot of your Trust Wallet screen

Comments (7):

Blue
Blue
To transfer your tokens to a different wallet that supports that chain ID, you will need to transfer them to a different chain ID.
Russet
Russet
If you are holding tokens on a trust wallet chain ID, you will need to transfer them to a different wallet that supports that chain ID.
Isabella Evans
Isabella Evans
If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at [email protected].
Sweetheart
Sweetheart
If you are using the Trust Wallet application to store your Ethereum tokens, you may have noticed that some tokens are not showing up in your wallet. This is because the Trust Wallet does not support all Ethereum chain IDs. The most common unsupported chain ID is "trust wallet".
Potato
Potato
Unsupported chain ID: trust wallet
Bae
Bae
You can find a list of different wallet applications here.
Genny
Genny
Once your tokens are transferred, they should appear in your new wallet.

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