Trust Wallet has officially launched its compensation process for victims of a security incident involving its Chrome browser extension. The incident, caused by malicious code embedded in version 2.68 of the software, resulted in the theft of approximately $7 million in assets, including Bitcoin, ETH, and SOL. Trust Wallet CEO Eowyn Chen stated that the leaked Chrome Web Store API key allowed attackers to bypass internal release checks and release malicious updates. PeckShield monitoring shows that over $4 million of the stolen funds flowed to centralized exchanges such as ChangeNOW, FixedFloat, and KuCoin. Binance founder CZ confirmed on the X platform that Trust Wallet will cover the entire $7 million loss to ensure the safety of user funds. Affected users are required to submit an application form containing their wallet address, transaction hash, and other information through the official portal.