Is there no customization option to set btc tx fee in Trust wallet?(innewupdate?

[Crypto Library]

I don't know how many people here use Trust Wallet for receiving payments, but I still use Trust. But before that, when I used to do Bitcoin transactions, Transaction Fees SAT/vB could be set customisably.

But after a new update to Trust Wallet for quite some time, I only see this kind of interface and where there are only three options, customisable Fee cannot be set (or may be I don't know the process).
And what's more interesting is that it shows a different type of fee as in the two screenshots below; the time difference was less than 1 minute, I just opened the fee setting twice.
Like you can see-
in one SS it shows the minimal 9cents and on the other one it shows 18cents.
I would now like to know if there are any settings in the trust wallet where I can customise x Sat/vB when making btc transactions? Or only one option switching the wallet software?

[promise444c5]

No one would recommend Trust wallet to  you here.. if you need a Bitcoin-only SPV wallet that can give you those features of customizing fee yourself, then download Electrum or Blue wallet. Otherwise, you can try Sparrow wallet but note that sparrow wallet is not available for mobile.

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Electrum is not available on iOS..

Btw, Trust wallet will most likely do the calculation themselves because they help manage how you spend your UTXOs but I’m not sure if the fee settings you posted is related to fee-rate or the transaction fee.

[Cookdata]

This should be from last month release version because a user on Reddit complained about the same experience.

Trust Wallet removed the option to manually edit the Bitcoin transaction fee on iOS, and I honestly don't understand this decision.

Now I only get three options under Fee Settings: Fast, Standard, and Economy.I selected Fast for a BTC transaction, trusting that Trust Wallet would choose an appropriate fee. The result? My transaction has been pending for over an hour, and 8 Bitcoin blocks have been mined since I sent it.
The transaction was sent with a fee rate of only ~1 sat/vB (280 sats for 279 vB). And because the transaction isn't RBF-enabled, I can't simply bump the fee afterward either.
What's the point of calling an option "Fast" if the wallet decides that ~1 sat/vB is appropriate and gives the user no ability to override it?
Advanced users should be allowed to set the fee rate manually. You can keep Fast / Standard / Economy as the default for regular users, but removing manual fee control entirely is a huge step backwards.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/trustwalletcommunity/comments/1w4d0vf/removing_custom_bitcoin_fee_editing_on_ios_was_a

I do wonder if these devs know exactly what they are doing. Transaction fees are measured in sats/vbytes, but they decided to make it currency. How bad this design may look is that you can pay a fee as high in dollars, and it may stay unconfirmed, and there is no way you can bump the fee because Trust Wallet does not support RBF.

You seem to like Trust Wallet, why not try Bluewallet instead. It supports BIP39 and Electrum seed, and it's available for iOS and Android. If you are using Trust Wallet because of alts, Cake is a very good alternative, it supports coin control and customizable fees in sats.

[Charles-Tim]

@Crypto Library
I am surprised that you have been on this forum since 2021, but you are still using Trust wallet for anything that has to do with bitcoin despite the limited nodes that the wallet is supporting. When mempool congestion occurs, people will start complaining again.

The wallet is not open source also.

It is better you use a better wallet like Electrum or Bluewallet.

[Frankolala]

Why is Trust wallet removing an important feature in a wallet that's very useful and can help one manage his transaction fee. Are they going from bad to worse because why will dey remove the customised fee feature in the latest version of Trust wallet, it seems they're becoming more greedy because which wallet will have a prediction market in it. Don't use a closed source wallet when there are good open source wallets out there. If it's for multicoins, unstoppable wallet and Cake wallet are good wallets.

[Crypto Library]

This should be from last month release version because a user on Reddit complained about the same experience.

Trust Wallet removed the option to manually edit the Bitcoin transaction fee on iOS, and I honestly don't understand this decision.

Now I only get three options under Fee Settings: Fast, Standard, and Economy.I selected Fast for a BTC transaction, trusting that Trust Wallet would choose an appropriate fee. The result? My transaction has been pending for over an hour, and 8 Bitcoin blocks have been mined since I sent it.
The transaction was sent with a fee rate of only ~1 sat/vB (280 sats for 279 vB). And because the transaction isn't RBF-enabled, I can't simply bump the fee afterward either.
What's the point of calling an option "Fast" if the wallet decides that ~1 sat/vB is appropriate and gives the user no ability to override it?
Advanced users should be allowed to set the fee rate manually. You can keep Fast / Standard / Economy as the default for regular users, but removing manual fee control entirely is a huge step backwards.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/trustwalletcommunity/comments/1w4d0vf/removing_custom_bitcoin_fee_editing_on_ios_was_a

Thanks for this info. That is what exactly I wanted to know.

I do wonder if these devs know exactly what they are doing. Transaction fees are measured in sats/vbytes, but they decided to make it currency. How bad this design may look is that you can pay a fee as high in dollars, and it may stay unconfirmed, and there is no way you can bump the fee because Trust Wallet does not support RBF.

I am sure they were going to lose some user for this types of development, like, me.

You seem to like Trust Wallet, why not try Bluewallet instead. It supports BIP39 and Electrum seed, and it's available for iOS and Android. If you are using Trust Wallet because of alts, Cake is a very good alternative, it supports coin control and customizable fees in sats.

I haven't tried BlueWallet, but I tried the Cake wallet, and yeah I used this as an alternative to Trust Wallet when I saw that Trust Wallet did not support XMR.

@Crypto Library
I am surprised that you have been on this forum since 2021, but you are still using Trust wallet for anything that has to do with bitcoin despite the limited nodes that the wallet is supporting. When mempool congestion occurs, people will start complaining again.
The wallet is not open source also.
It is better you use a better wallet like Electrum or Bluewallet.

Actually, I use electrum/cake/Unstoppable and then Trust Wallet all in a circular manner, and use them for one task at a time.
However, the status of Trust Wallet will have to be permanently shifted from here on out.

[RGBTC]

As the version continues to be upgraded, Trust Wallet has been experiencing delays in synchronizing with the latest network state which likely affects fee recommendations, so I advise against sending Bitcoin using it, especially when fee volatility is high.

For Bitcoin specifically, use a dedicated wallet like Electrum mobile. Lately, I have also been using Ibis Wallet, which allows for the use of Electrum servers.