Supported Cryptocurrencies in Trezor Suite

Trezor Suite supports a comprehensive range of cryptocurrencies and tokens. This range continues to expand with regular updates, enabling you to manage diverse digital assets within a single secure platform.

Major Blockchains

Bitcoin and Bitcoin-Related

Bitcoin (BTC): The original cryptocurrency and largest by market cap
Bitcoin Cash (BCH): Bitcoin fork with different transaction limits
Litecoin (LTC): Early Bitcoin alternative with faster block times
Dogecoin (DOGE): Litecoin-based cryptocurrency
Digibyte (DGB): UTXO-based blockchain
Dash (DASH): Privacy-focused Bitcoin fork

Major Altcoins

Ethereum (ETH): Leading smart contract platform
Ripple (XRP): Cross-border payment network
Cardano (ADA): Proof-of-stake blockchain
Stellar (XLM): Payment and cross-asset exchange protocol
Tezos (XTZ): Proof-of-stake platform
Zcash (ZEC): Privacy-focused blockchain

Ethereum Tokens (ERC-20)

Trezor Suite supports thousands of ERC-20 tokens built on the Ethereum network, including:

USDC (USD Coin): Stablecoin pegged to US Dollar
USDT (Tether): Popular dollar-backed stablecoin
DAI: Decentralized stablecoin
LINK (Chainlink): Decentralized oracle network token
UNI (Uniswap): Decentralized exchange token
AAVE: Lending protocol token
COMPOUND (COMP): Lending platform governance token
MKR (Maker): MakerDAO governance token

The list of supported ERC-20 tokens is continuously updated. You can enable any ERC-20 token that you own by entering its contract address.

Multi-Chain Assets

Many tokens exist on multiple blockchains:

Tokens on Multiple Networks

USDC: Ethereum, Polygon, Optimism, Arbitrum, and others
USDT: Ethereum, Tron, Polygon, and others
Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC): ERC-20 token representing Bitcoin on Ethereum
Staked ETH (stETH): Liquid staking token on Ethereum

Trezor Suite allows you to manage these tokens across different blockchains from a single interface.

Other Blockchain Networks

Trezor Suite extends support beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum:

Layer 2 Solutions

Polygon (MATIC): Ethereum scaling solution
Arbitrum: Optimistic rollup solution
Optimism (OP): Optimistic rollup on Ethereum
Base: Coinbase's Layer 2 network

Other Major Networks

Binance Smart Chain (BSC): BNB tokens and BEP-20 tokens
Solana (SOL): High-speed blockchain
Polkadot (DOT): Multi-chain interoperability platform
Cosmos (ATOM): Blockchain ecosystem token

Adding Custom Tokens

If a token you own isn't automatically listed:

ERC-20 Token Addition

Navigate to the token management section
Enter the token's contract address
Trezor Suite retrieves token details
The token appears in your portfolio
You can send and receive the token using Trezor Suite

Finding Contract Addresses

Check the token's official website
Search on block explorers (Etherscan for Ethereum tokens)
Verify the address matches official sources
Always double-check the address before adding

Stablecoins

Trezor Suite supports major stablecoins:

USD-Pegged Stablecoins

USDC: Fully reserved by Circle
USDT: Tether stablecoin
BUSD: Binance USD (on multiple chains)
USDP: Paxos Standard Token

Euro and Other Fiat-Pegged

EURS: Euro-pegged stablecoin
EURT: Tether Euro

Algorithmic Stablecoins

DAI: Decentralized stablecoin on Ethereum
LUSD: Liquity's USD stablecoin

Stablecoins provide a way to hold value without cryptocurrency volatility while maintaining control through Trezor Suite.

Checking Asset Support

How to Verify Support

In-App Search: Use Trezor Suite's asset search function
Official List: Check Trezor's documentation for comprehensive token list
Community Resources: Check Trezor forums and documentation
Contract Verification: If adding a custom token, verify on block explorers

Adding Unsupported Assets

For tokens not listed in Trezor Suite:

You may still be able to add them as ERC-20 tokens (if applicable)
Enter the contract address to add the token
Not all blockchain networks may be fully integrated

Future Support

New assets are added regularly with Trezor Suite updates
Community can request support for specific assets
Trezor evaluates new assets based on security and demand