If you are researching a Trezor hardware wallet, one of the first questions you will ask is: which cryptocurrencies does it actually support? The answer depends on which Trezor model you own, whether you are using Trezor Suite directly or a third-party wallet interface, and whether the coin in question has native integration or requires an external app.
This guide breaks down everything you need to know about Trezor coin support in 2026 — from the full list of natively supported assets, to ERC-20 tokens, to the handful of notable coins that Trezor does not support and what to do if your asset is missing.
How Coin Support Works on Trezor
Trezor supports coins in two distinct ways:
Native Support (Trezor Suite)
Native coins are managed directly within Trezor Suite, the official desktop and browser app. When a coin has native support, you can:
- Generate a receive address on the device
- Send and receive transactions
- View balances and transaction history
- In some cases, stake directly
Trezor Suite natively supports over 1,000 coins and tokens. This includes all major layer-1 blockchains, their native tokens, and hundreds of ERC-20 and other standard tokens.
Third-Party Wallet Support
For coins that Trezor does not handle natively in Suite, the device can still function as a signing device when paired with compatible third-party wallets. Apps like MetaMask, Electrum, Sparrow Wallet, MyEtherWallet, Exodus, and others can use Trezor as the key storage layer.
Via these integrations, the total number of assets accessible through a Trezor device exceeds 8,000 — covering most tokens on EVM-compatible chains, Solana tokens, and niche assets.
Top Coins Supported Natively in Trezor Suite
The table below lists the most widely held cryptocurrencies and their native Trezor Suite support status as of 2026.
| Coin | Ticker | Native Suite Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | BTC | Yes | Full support, SegWit, Taproot |
| Ethereum | ETH | Yes | Full support including ERC-20 |
| Litecoin | LTC | Yes | Full support |
| XRP | XRP | Yes | Full support |
| Cardano | ADA | Yes | Staking supported |
| Solana | SOL | Yes | Full support as of 2024 |
| Polkadot | DOT | Yes | Full support |
| Polygon | MATIC/POL | Yes | Full support |
| Avalanche | AVAX | Yes | C-Chain support |
| Dogecoin | DOGE | Yes | Full support |
| Tron | TRX | Yes | Full support |
| BNB Smart Chain | BNB | Yes | BEP-20 tokens supported |
| Cosmos | ATOM | Yes | Full support |
| Stellar | XLM | Yes | Full support |
| Dash | DASH | Yes | Full support |
| Zcash | ZEC | Yes | Transparent addresses only |
| Bitcoin Cash | BCH | Yes | Full support |
| Ethereum Classic | ETC | Yes | Full support |
| Chainlink | LINK | Yes | ERC-20 token |
| Uniswap | UNI | Yes | ERC-20 token |
ERC-20 Token Support
One of Trezor’s strongest areas is its comprehensive support for ERC-20 tokens — the standard for tokens built on the Ethereum blockchain. Trezor Suite can display and transact with any valid ERC-20 token by adding it manually using the token’s contract address.
How to Add an ERC-20 Token in Trezor Suite
- Open Trezor Suite and go to your Ethereum account
- Enter the contract address (find it on CoinGecko or Etherscan)
- Confirm the token details and save
Trezor Suite also auto-detects many popular ERC-20 tokens automatically when you receive them.
BEP-20, Polygon, and Other EVM Chains
Because Trezor supports all EVM-compatible chains, tokens on Binance Smart Chain (BEP-20), Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Avalanche C-Chain can all be managed using Trezor Suite or a connected third-party wallet like MetaMask.
Full Category Breakdown
Layer-1 Blockchains Supported
- Bitcoin (BTC) — including SegWit (P2SH, Bech32) and Taproot
- Ethereum (ETH)
- Solana (SOL)
- Cardano (ADA)
- Avalanche (AVAX)
- Polkadot (DOT)
- Cosmos (ATOM)
- Near Protocol (NEAR)
- Algorand (ALGO)
- Tezos (XTZ)
- Elrond / MultiversX (EGLD)
- Hedera (HBAR)
- Stellar (XLM)
- Tron (TRX)
- Ripple (XRP)
- EOS (EOS)
- Nem (XEM)
- Ontology (ONT)
Layer-2 and Sidechain Support
- Polygon (POL/MATIC)
- Arbitrum (ARB) — via MetaMask integration
- Optimism (OP) — via MetaMask integration
- Base — via MetaMask integration
- zkSync — via MetaMask integration
- BNB Smart Chain (BNB)
Privacy Coins
| Coin | Support Level | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Zcash (ZEC) | Partial | Transparent addresses only — shielded (z-addresses) not supported |
| Dash (DASH) | Full | PrivateSend not supported, but standard transactions work |
| Monero (XMR) | Not supported | See below |
What Is NOT Supported by Trezor
Monero (XMR)
Monero is the most notable coin missing from Trezor’s supported list. Despite years of community requests, Trezor has not added XMR support. The primary reasons are:
- Monero’s cryptographic operations (RingCT, Bulletproofs) are computationally intensive for hardware wallets
- Trezor previously had partial Monero support but removed it due to security concerns and maintenance complexity
- As of 2026, there is no confirmed timeline for re-adding Monero support
Alternative: If you hold XMR, consider a dedicated Monero hardware wallet solution or an air-gapped computer running the official Monero GUI wallet.
Some Newer Layer-1 Chains
Very recently launched blockchains may not have native Trezor Suite support yet. However, if they are EVM-compatible, they can typically be added as custom networks in MetaMask while using Trezor as the signer.
Shielded Transactions
Both Zcash shielded addresses and Dash PrivateSend mixing are not supported. Trezor only handles the transparent/standard transaction types for these coins.
Trezor Coin Support vs Ledger: How Do They Compare?
| Feature | Trezor | Ledger |
|---|---|---|
| Native coins in official app | 1,000+ | 5,500+ |
| Total via third-party wallets | 8,000+ | 5,500+ |
| ERC-20 tokens | Unlimited (add manually) | Unlimited (add manually) |
| Monero (XMR) | Not supported | Supported via Ledger Live |
| Bitcoin (all address types) | Yes — SegWit, Taproot | Yes — SegWit, Taproot |
| Solana | Yes | Yes |
| Cardano staking | Yes | Yes |
| Open source firmware | Yes | Partial |
| Add custom EVM networks | Yes (via MetaMask) | Yes (via MetaMask) |
Ledger has a slight edge in raw coin count through Ledger Live, particularly because it supports Monero natively. However, Trezor’s open-source approach and clean Suite interface make management of the coins it does support notably straightforward.
How to Add an Unsupported Coin to Trezor
If the coin you want to hold is not natively listed in Trezor Suite, you have several options:
Option 1: Use a Compatible Third-Party Wallet
Many wallets integrate with Trezor via the Trezor Connect API. Popular options include:
Option 2: Request Support from Trezor
Trezor accepts community coin support requests through their GitHub repository. Coins with strong community backing and open technical standards are most likely to be added.
Option 3: Derive Private Key Manually (Advanced)
For technically experienced users, it is possible to derive a private key from your Trezor seed for use in a compatible software wallet — though this reduces security and is not recommended for large holdings.
Does Trezor Support NFTs?
Trezor does not have a dedicated NFT management interface in Trezor Suite as of 2026. However:
- You can connect Trezor to MetaMask and use OpenSea, Blur, or other NFT marketplaces as normal
- Transactions are signed securely on the Trezor device
- Your NFTs remain in your MetaMask-managed wallet, secured by the Trezor private key
Frequently Asked Questions
How many coins does Trezor support in total?
Trezor Suite natively supports over 1,000 coins and tokens. When combined with compatible third-party wallets like MetaMask, you can access and manage over 8,000 assets using your Trezor device as the secure signing key.
Does Trezor support Solana (SOL)?
Yes. Trezor added full Solana support in 2024. You can send, receive, and manage SOL directly in Trezor Suite. SPL tokens on Solana can also be managed through compatible third-party wallets.
Why doesn’t Trezor support Monero?
Monero’s privacy-focused cryptographic operations are complex and computationally demanding for hardware wallet firmware. Trezor previously offered partial Monero support but removed it. There is no confirmed timeline for returning XMR support as of 2026.
Can I add any ERC-20 token to Trezor?
Yes. Any ERC-20 token can be added to your Trezor Ethereum account by manually entering the token’s contract address in Trezor Suite. You can find contract addresses on Etherscan or CoinGecko.
Does Trezor support BNB Smart Chain tokens (BEP-20)?
Yes, but not directly through Trezor Suite. You can connect your Trezor to MetaMask, add the BNB Smart Chain network, and manage all BEP-20 tokens using your Trezor as the hardware signer.
Is Trezor coin support different between Model One, Safe 3, and Safe 5?
The coin support is largely the same across all models, as it is determined by the firmware and Trezor Suite software rather than the hardware itself. All current Trezor models support the same set of coins through Suite.
Does Trezor support staking?
Trezor Suite supports staking for Cardano (ADA) and Ethereum (ETH) natively. For other proof-of-stake coins, you may need to use a third-party wallet integration to access staking features.
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