Trust Wallet shows unauthorized transfers. Does that mean the wallet is compromised?

What it usually means

• If you did not initiate the transfers, assume the wallet is compromised until proven otherwise.
• The cause may be a leaked seed phrase, malicious approval, fake wallet import, clipboard malware, or social engineering.

Immediate actions

• Stop reusing the wallet for storage or fresh deposits.
• Move remaining funds to a fresh wallet if you still have control.
• Review token approvals and connected dapps on every chain you used.

Evidence to preserve

• Wallet address, unauthorized TXIDs, token names, contract approvals, timestamps, and explorer screenshots.
• Any links, QR codes, browser tabs, or messages you interacted with before the incident.
• Notes on whether you entered the seed phrase anywhere outside the official setup.

Practical recovery outlook

• Wallet apps cannot reverse on-chain transfers.
• The best chance comes from tracing the funds to an identifiable service quickly.