Trust Wallet adds AI tools while keeping wallet actions self-custodial

Trust Wallet introduced an AI feature inside its wallet application that can answer questions, interpret portfolio context and help assemble on-chain actions. The company says the design remains self-custodial, meaning private-key control stays with the user rather than moving to an AI service. The release is relevant beyond one product because wallet developers are increasingly experimenting with assistants that can interpret blockchain data and prepare transactions. That raises a security question: convenience features still need clear signing boundaries so users can understand what they are authorising. Avenor News is covering the development as wallet technology news, not as a recommendation to use the product or interact with any digital asset.