The TRAP complex, composed of SSR1, SSR2, SSR3, and SSR4, is essential for protein translocation, folding, and quality control, crucial for cellular balance. While individual TRAP subunits have been studied, a comprehensive understanding of their roles in human diseases is lacking. This review synthesizes current evidence on the TRAP complex and its subunits (SSR1-SSR4) to clarify their roles in tumor progression and other diseases, identify knowledge gaps, and evaluate their potential as therapeutic targets.