# How to Get Your Address from Trust wallet

**Trust Wallet** is a [**non-custodial**](/knowledge-base/glossary.md#non-custodial) wallet, giving you control over your **private keys** and, consequently, your funds. The app secures access to your assets through a [**12-word recovery phrase**](/knowledge-base/glossary.md#recovery-phrase) that **encapsulates all your private keys**. While **Trust Wallet** does not provide a direct feature to export individual **private keys**, they can be derived using your recovery phrase.

To access the private key for a specific [**address**](/knowledge-base/glossary.md#address), start by copying your recovery phrase from **Trust Wallet**. Since the app **does not include built-in tools** for extracting individual private keys, users must rely on third-party tools or methods, which may involve potential security risks.

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## Trust Wallet app 

1. Open the **Trust Wallet** app and select the **Settings** tab.

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2. Select **View Secret Phrase** from the list of menu items.

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3. Enter your **Trust Wallet** password as a security step, then click **Reveal** to view your secret phrase.

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4. A popup window will display your **12-word secret phrase**. You can write it down or download it, but ensure it remains private and never share it with anyone.

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5. Convert your **secret phrase** to a **private key.**&#x20;

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## Example of Conversion&#x20;

Now that you have your secret phrase, you can convert it into a private key. You can do this manually using a Python script if you have coding knowledge or by using an online tool.&#x20;

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This guide describes the process of using **Ian Coleman’s Mnemonic Code Converter**, an open-source tool available on **GitHub.** It has positive reviews, and its code is publicly accessible for anyone to review.

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Converting your **Trust Wallet** secret phrase into a **private key** is a straightforward process. Follow these steps carefully to securely access your private key:&#x20;

1. **Enter Your Secret Phrase:** Paste your 12-word secret phrase into the provided field.&#x20;
2. **Select the Cryptocurrency:** Choose the cryptocurrency for which you want to generate the private key.
3. **View Your Private Key:** The tool will generate your private key based on your secret phrase. Copy it or write it down to use in the following step.&#x20;
4. Finish by [**importing**](/walletium-object/address-management/importing.md) the address into your [**Walletium**](https://t.me/walletiumbot) and start using its advanced features.

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