Most apps that store your credentials store them on their servers. Trust doesn't. Here is exactly how the architecture works, in plain English.
Every credential — license number, expiration, scanned card image, CE certificate — is written to your device's encrypted storage. On iOS that means the Secure Enclave. On Android, the hardware-backed Keystore. Trust never holds a copy.
There is no Trust password to lose or reuse. Your device authenticates you. If you reset your phone, the credentials reset with it — you restore from your encrypted device backup, the same way you restore everything else.
Optional iCloud Keychain or Google Password Manager sync uses the platform's existing end-to-end encryption. The encrypted blob passes through Apple or Google infrastructure. Trust still cannot read it.
When you tap a renewal button, Trust opens the regulator's own portal in your browser. We do not proxy the transaction. The board takes your payment, not us.
We collect anonymous crash reports through Apple's and Google's first-party tools. We do not run analytics SDKs. We cannot tell you which credentials you have added, or when you last opened the app.
Because the wallet lives on your device, our continued existence is not a precondition for your records' continued existence. Export to PDF is available at any time.