Looking for a Trust Wallet IPA? Skip the sideload.
Looking for a fake Trust Wallet IPA to stage a multi-chain portfolio? RPWallet's Trust Wallet-style web app opens from your iPhone Home Screen and lets you arrange the assets for your demo, without installing an IPA through a computer.
Explore the Trust Wallet simulator
A wallet demo, without the IPA
You do not need a Trust Wallet IPA to record a simulated portfolio. RPWallet runs its own Trust Wallet-style interface as a web app. Choose it in the dashboard, open the app in Safari and add it to your Home Screen. Your RPWallet plan controls access; iOS developer signing is not involved.
Less setup before your first take
An IPA is one installation route. For a simulated wallet scene, a browser-installed app removes the signing workflow.
The sideloading route
Sideloadly uses a Mac or Windows computer and an Apple ID to install an IPA. Free-account signing lasts seven days; its auto-refresh can renew it. A jailbreak is not required.
Sideloadly documentationThe RPWallet route
Install the simulator directly on your iPhone through Safari. No IPA, signing computer or developer certificate is part of this flow. Access follows your RPWallet plan, and online features still need an internet connection.
See the iPhone setup guideMake every network in the shot agree
A multi-chain scene needs more than a large total. The selected assets, network labels and next screen should all tell the same story.
Choose the actual asset and network
Build a short list of holdings across supported networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. Check the chain attached to each token so your walkthrough does not mix up similarly named assets.
Prepare amounts in the right units
Set token quantities deliberately and review the resulting displayed value. A token quantity and its dollar value are different inputs, so choose the one your example is meant to explain.
Move beyond the overview
Open an asset detail screen and rehearse the next simulated action. Keeping the same holdings throughout the recording makes a tutorial or fictional portfolio walkthrough easier to follow.
From Safari to your Home Screen
Install the wallet app you selected in the dashboard, then open its icon when you are ready to record.
Open your dashboard in Safari
Go to RPWallet on your iPhone and activate your license in the dashboard. Choose the wallet app you want to install.
Add the wallet's own page
Open that app, use Safari's Share menu and choose Add to Home Screen. Enable Open as Web App when the option appears, then tap Add.
Launch and prepare your demo
Open the new Home Screen icon, complete any activation shown and set your fictional holdings. Test a short recording before filming the full scene.
Safari controls vary by iOS version. Apple's Home Screen web-app guide shows the current menu.
Trust Wallet on iPhone: your questions
Is this an official Trust Wallet IPA?
No. RPWallet is an independent simulator and has no affiliation with Trust Wallet. It neither distributes Trust Wallet's iOS app nor imports a real wallet into this demo.
Does the web app need a Trust Wallet recovery phrase?
No. The balances are values you configure in the simulator. There is no recovery-phrase step, wallet connection or token approval in RPWallet's installation flow.
Can one simulated portfolio include several chains?
Yes. The Trust Wallet-style interface is built for multi-chain examples. Use the supported assets and check the chain label on each holding before recording.
Are the transactions in this iPhone app real?
No. The activity and transfer screens are part of the simulation. Displaying a known coin or a live price does not give the balance monetary value or broadcast a blockchain transaction.
Ready to build your next scene?
Choose a plan below and prepare your Trust Wallet-style demo. RPWallet is an independent simulation tool for disclosed fictional content; it does not hold or transfer real cryptocurrency.