Trust Wallet has launched an early access program for its new perpetual futures trading feature. The company is currently recruiting a limited group of testers through an application form, which requires users to submit personal details for selection and feedback purposes. Data from applicants not selected for the program will be deleted by the company once the process concludes.

The platform began integrating perpetual futures in late 2025, starting with an integration with Aster DEX in October 2025. This initial phase offered up to 100x leverage across over 100 markets. By April 2026, the wallet expanded its capabilities by integrating Hyperliquid, which increased the maximum available leverage to 200x across more than 200 markets, including commodities like oil and gold.

In July 2026, the company introduced direct deposits for margin accounts, allowing users in eligible regions to fund positions using assets such as ETH, BNB, USDC, and SOL. The trading interface operates without a central custodian, and the wallet routes orders to third-party on-chain protocols while users retain control of their keys.

The perpetual futures product is currently restricted in several jurisdictions, including the United States and the United Kingdom, due to regulatory requirements. Trust Wallet emphasizes that leveraged trading carries significant risks, noting that with 200x leverage, minor price fluctuations can lead to the total loss of margin.