# Connect to Alita and use Alita Swap function with Trust Wallet (IOS)
This guide is written based on contents from the [official community support page](https://community.trustwallet.com/) of Trust Wallet. Many thanks for their detailed guide for IOS users!
With the recent [removal of the DApp browser](https://community.trustwallet.com/t/dapp-browser-removal-on-ios-version-of-trust-wallet) on the iOS version of **Trust Wallet**, there is a lot of users that will be affected by this change. You can still access Alita by using your mobile browser.
## **Connect to Alita using WalletConnect**
#### Step 1 - Open Alita App website on Mobile Browser
Type or Copy this URL on your Safari browser. Tap on **Go** to proceed. Or you can also use **Google Chrome** to open the site.
#### Step 2 - Access WalletConnect
Tap on the **Connect** button on Alita to see the *Connect to a wallet* menu.\
Choose **WalletConnect**.
On the list of supported wallets, choose **Trust Wallet**. Launch the **Trust Wallet** app by tapping on **Open**. For some users, Safari/Chrome will automatically switch to the Trust Wallet app so this step won't be necessary.
#### Step 3 - Connect Trust Wallet
The **WalletConnect** screen will show up on the Trust Wallet app. Tap on **Connect** to complete the connection of the app to the [Alita DApp]().
At this point, your Smart Chain wallet is now connected to Alita. You can now return to your Safari/Chrome browser to confirm.
## Swap on Alita using WalletConnet
You can start swapping tokens on Alita as you would normally do on a DApp browser. There is just an additional step, wherein you will have to switch between Trust Wallet and your mobile browser in order to approve transactions.
#### 1. Create a Token Swap
Here is how it looks when you are doing a token swap.
In this case, we tried to send first a **Token Approval** transaction. The **Trust Wallet** app has to be opened to confirm the transaction.
#### 2. Approve the Transaction
Tap on **Send** to continue. Then to proceed with the actual swap of the tokens, we have to go back to the mobile browser and tap on **Confirm Swap**.
The **Trust Wallet** app has to be opened again to confirm the transaction.
To submit the transaction, tap on **Send**. You will see a notification on the mobile browser that the swap was completed successfully.
#### 3. (Optional) Disconnect WalletConnect session on different IOS app versions
*After testing on the latest Trust Wallet version, we find out that to check and interact with your Trust Wallet you don't have to disconnect the **WalletConnect** session by tapping on **Cancel** anymore. We recommend that you update your app to the latest version.*
**So this is a quick guide to this connect the WalletConnect section if you want to.**
*You can manage your WalletConnect sessions by going to **Settings.***
*Press the **WalletConnect** button and find Alita.Finance section.*
*Press on the Alita.Finance section, now you can disconnect the current session if you want to.*
For certain Trust Wallet versions, to check your wallet, you have to disconnect the **WalletConnect** session by tapping on **Cancel**. Open your wallet to see the token you have received after the completed swap.
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