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Hardware walletSelf-custodyOpen sourceFrom $79

Trezor

Open-source hardware wallets (Safe 3, Safe 5, Safe 7, Model One) with EAL6+ secure elements, managed through the Trezor Suite app; USB-C, with Bluetooth on Safe 7.

Networks8 ecosystemssupported blockchains
Platforms5apps & extensions
Features6confirmed of 14 tracked
PriceFrom $79see details below

About Trezor

Open-source hardware wallets (Safe 3, Safe 5, Safe 7, Model One) with EAL6+ secure elements, managed through the Trezor Suite app; USB-C, with Bluetooth on Safe 7.

Pros

  • Fully open-source firmware and Trezor Suite app
  • EAL6+ secure element on Safe-series devices
  • Entry model from $79; touchscreen Safe 5 and Safe 7
  • Safe 7 adds Bluetooth, wireless charging and an auditable TROPIC01 chip
  • Strong Bitcoin focus with broad multi-chain support

Cons

  • No built-in dApp browser; dApps via third-party wallets
  • Bluetooth limited to the top-tier Safe 7
  • Repeated third-party vendor data leaks used for phishing

Networks & assets

Thousands of coins and tokens (official)

Ecosystems

BitcoinEVMSolanaCardanoLitecoinXRPStellarTezos

Main networks

BitcoinEthereumSolanaCardanoBNB ChainPolygonArbitrumBaseOptimismLitecoinXRP

Features

✓In-app swaps
—Cross-chain bridge
✓Staking
—NFT support
✕dApp browser
—WalletConnect
✓Hardware wallet pairing
✓Buy crypto (fiat on-ramp)
—Multisig
✕Seedless / MPC option
✓Open source
—Biometric unlock
✓Multiple accounts
—Testnets

✓ supported · ✕ not supported · — not confirmed by the wallet's documentation.

Price & fees

Device price
From $79
Other
Devices are a one-time purchase; Trezor Suite is free. Buy/swap via third-party partners with their own fees; network fees extra.

Security

Custody
Self-custody: you hold the keys
Open source
Yes
Bug bounty
Not confirmed

Certifications

CC EAL6+ secure element (Safe 3, Safe 5, Safe 7)TROPIC01 auditable secure element (Safe 7)

Incidents

  1. 2026Fulfillment partner ShipMonk breach exposed names and addresses of Trezor customers (~13,700, later ~67,000 more US records); followed by a large phishing email wave.
  2. 2025Attackers abused the automated support ticket system to send phishing links from the official help address.
  3. 2024Unauthorized access to a third-party support ticket portal exposed contact details of ~66,000 users; no funds affected.
Help centerSupport ticketsForum
Sources · checked 2026-10-01
  1. trezor.io
  2. trezor.io
  3. trezor.io
  4. bitcoins.tools
  5. techstartups.com
  6. crypto.news
  7. bleepingcomputer.com
  8. cryptoimpacthub.com