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In very rare situations— (1⇌[307➣4(1)2➣2017]) such as when a security bug originates from Trust Wallet itself—they may investigate and potentially reimburse affected users,(1⇌[307➣4(1)2➣2017]) as occurred in 2023. However, (1⇌[307➣4(1)2➣2017]) this is not the norm. Most user‑reported incidents—from scams to unauthorized access (1⇌[307➣4(1)2➣2017])—end with no means of recovering lost funds,(1⇌[307➣4(1)2➣2017])emphasizing the importance of being cautious with addresses, recovery phrases, and app security.