r/TREZOR

I created a standard wallet with passphrase.

I moved 5$ worth of crypto on a passphrase wallet.

Logout/wipe everything

Log on back to the passphrase wallet to make sure i wrote my seed + passphrase correctly. ( 2 times )

now i will punch seed and passphrase on different plates

IS THIS ENOUGH? OR SHOULD I RECHECK AGAIN BEFORE MOVING ALL FUNDS ??

please go easy on me 😭😭😭

Hey all

Not sure theres a whole lot that can be done here

Recently finally put my money where my morals are and moved over to the fully open source Trezor safe 7 coming from a Ledger Nano X

Fully open source software, 3 layers of security all rolled into a modern design and touch screen interface. I have to say, I am blown away with how nice this thing is to use

That being said, between the hardware vulnerability and my personal details being leaked Im pretty disappointed so far

On one hand, big ups for trezor being just so transparent, I genuinely appreciate that and really think other comapnies should follow suit

On the other hand, I purchased this device because of the multiple layers of security on the hardware side and the sheer power of being able to audit open source code

Without any promise of replacing hardware once said flaw in the Tropic chip is fixed or any sort of consolation for leaking all of our details, the transparency feels empty.

I don't know, I am hoping this gets seen by some folks at trezor, to if anything just communicate how this all comes off

Myself and many others are trusting your team to secure what for many of us is our life savings, fully lean into doing what is right and replace affected hardware - I know that my funds are safe from a hardware attack for now, but I paid for all 3 layers to be there to protect me, not two

If you made it this far, thanks for reading

I mean, what else can you do that's actionable?

Has anyone seen any phishing from the latest Shipmonk breach?
If so, can you share emails, texts, etc?

We know how important self-custody is - but with all these recent data breach and draining incidents, everyone is revising how to store their crypto safely

curious to know what are you planning moving forward?

I have 0.55 BTC on my Trezor. What I want to do is move 0.5 of it to a passphrased wallet and leave the 0.05 on the wallet with no passphrase.

But if I move the 0.5 will that move history not be in the main? Also the main will show all of my buy history. I don't want that if it conflicts with a main with only 0.05 in it.

How do I do this?

I’m currently holding ETH on my Trezor and I’m not planning to sell for now. My main goal right now is just accumulating more ETH.
I’m considering staking my ETH through Trezor Suite, but I honestly don’t understand staking well enough yet to know whether it’s worth it.
Could someone explain in simple terms:

1. How exactly does ETH staking work?

2. Is there any risk of losing my ETH, or is the main risk just that the value of ETH goes down?

3. Are there risks from the staking provider/validator, even though my ETH is held through my Trezor?

4. Are there any fees that significantly reduce the staking rewards?

5. Is staking through Trezor Suite considered a good/safe option compared with other ways of staking ETH?

6. Is there anything I should be aware of before staking?

7. Since I’m planning to hold and accumulate ETH for years, would you personally stake it, or keep it unstaked?

I’d appreciate explanations from people who actually understand ETH staking, especially if there are risks I’m overlooking.

Whenever I try to send my USDT from Trezor Suite, these transactions are never confirmed.
I do have ETH balance to cover the fees, but 'Transaction Hash not found on Ethereum'.

Is anyone facing the same issue?

I understand email, name, address, and phone numbers have been leaked during this incident.

The level of details still matters. For example. If it’s the order level raw info, I would expect the data to carry Trezor as a partner or merchant, so all the victims can be easily targeted phishing emails and wrench attack. However, if the data is simply fulfillment info without merchant info,
with ShipMonk other partners’ fulfillment data leaked during this time period,then the hackers literally has to hassle everyone on the leaked info including non-Trezor customers.

Does Trezor ever disclose if the leaked personal information can be associated with Trezor in the eyes of the hacker?

Unfortunately, one of our shipping providers has experienced a data breach that exposed sensitive order data. This affects new customers in the US, UK, Sweden, Colombia, Brazil, Italy, and Portugal who received an order within the 90 days prior to August 8th, 2026.

The data exposed:

• Full names
• Shipping addresses
• Phone numbers
• Email addresses

The incident affects 11,742 customers with full exposure (name, email, phone number, shipping address) and 1,947 customers with partial exposure (name, city, email). The breach is limited due to Trezor’s strict 90-day data storage policy (we were also able to negotiate the same terms with fulfillment partners, who follow the same policy).

All affected customers have been contacted separately by email.

Our systems and devices remain secure, but affected customers could experience an increase in phishing attempts.

NEVER enter your wallet backup on a website or share it with anyone, and only check for updates on official Trezor channels.

We are deeply sorry to the community and those affected.

We are investigating this situation and will post updates on our blog: https://t.co/JGrttMs4Ev

Hey guys, do you think Trezor is being way too greedy? I think the Trezor Safe 7 should be priced lower, around $150 max, rather than $250.

I have a big question: if a government or Trezor itself wants to block my wallet, can they?

After spending a few years using the Ledger Nano X (my first hardware wallet), I finally received my new Trezor 7 (Bitcoin Only).

I decided to keep my old Ledger in use for the small amounts I have in altcoins and some DeFi transactions, with the sole goal of earning a little extra (no matter how small) and then exchanging it for Bitcoin, which will now be stored on my Trezor.

The experience couldn’t have been better. Physically, the device is incredibly beautiful and sturdy. I’d say the same about the leather case I bought with it.

The user experience has been fantastic compared to the Nano X, thanks to the large, colorful screen with great resolution (not to mention the haptic feedback).

I also have to praise the Trezor Suite experience. I thought I’d be disappointed here, since the app seems much simpler than Ledger’s, but I actually liked it better because the interface is clean and distraction-free. For anyone who wants to focus on accumulating Bitcoin for the long term, I feel this is the ideal choice. So I’ll leave Ledger for all my DeFi experiments while Trezor takes care of my most important assets.

EDIT: Title: Trezor 7 😄.