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This tutorial explains how to receive NFTs on Trust Wallet. Trust Wallet is not just a crypto wallet—it also supports NFTs on networks like Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, and Polygon. If someone wants to send you an NFT, you’ll need to share your wallet address associated with the correct blockchain network where the NFT is being sent.

To begin, open the Trust Wallet app on your device. Once you're logged in, you'll see your main wallet screen. At the top of the interface, you’ll notice two sections: Crypto and NFTs. Tap on the 'NFTs' tab to view any NFTs you already hold. If you’re receiving a new one, this is where it will appear after the transfer is complete.

Now, to receive an NFT, you need your wallet address for the specific network the NFT is built on. Tap on the 'Receive' button in the NFT section. You will then be prompted to choose the network. For example, if you are receiving an Ethereum-based NFT, select Ethereum. Trust Wallet will then display your public wallet address for that blockchain, along with a QR code.

Share this address with the sender of the NFT. Make sure they send the NFT using the same blockchain network you selected. Sending NFTs to the wrong network could result in the asset being lost or inaccessible.

Once the sender completes the transfer and it is confirmed on the blockchain, the NFT will appear in your Trust Wallet under the 'NFTs' tab.

Visit https://trustwallet.com/ to learn more about supported NFT standards and networks.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Opening the Trust Wallet app and accessing NFT tab
0:36 Tapping 'Receive' and selecting the correct network
0:50 Sharing your wallet address with the sender
0:57 NFT successfully received
1:06 Conclusion

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