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# Trust Wallet Mobile
### How does a payment with Trust Wallet and Lyzi work?
Once on the payment page, you have the choice between different options.
You'll find exchanges like Binance or WhiteBIT, but also the Wallets option, which represents non-custodial wallets.
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Among these options you'll find Trust Wallet. To connect, you can click on the top left to register your address.
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You can now connect to your Trust Wallet!
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So, you're connected and your address is registered. You'll therefore benefit from various rewards like cashback linked to your purchases, or even community drops. (make blog posts about it)
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IF this is your first connection, you'll have the opportunity to fill in your information.
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Once the 'Wallets' option is selected, you can choose the network and crypto you want to use and therefore spend.
Here, we chose to use the Sepolia Ethereum network (test), and to spend EURC.
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You are therefore offered to pay, either by sending the funds (exact amount) to the address, manually. Or in 1 click, that is to say by validating the operation from your Trust Wallet, already connected. This method is more suitable for desktop computer payments because on mobile it requires some agility. Indeed, you'll need to switch from wallet to Dapp to validate the authorizations in the wallet.
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Here, we choose the most intuitive option, namely in 1 click.
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As mentioned previously, you must therefore validate the transaction from your wallet. (Make sure you have enough to pay the gas fees 🙂)
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The transaction goes to confirmation status...
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And there you go! The payment is validated! 😀
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Your payment is therefore finalized, and the merchant receives the funds (in euros) within 24 to 72 hours directly in their account! You can enter your email to receive your receipt, and even take a look at the loyalty program.
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