Trezor
trezor.ioAll CoinsOpen source, cross-platform, offline, crypto wallet, compatible with 1000+ coins. Your private key is generated on the device, and never leaves it, all transactions are signed by the Trezor, which ensures your wallet is safe from theft. There are native apps for Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android, and iOS, but Trezor is also compatible with other wallets, such as Wasabi. You can back the Trezor up, either by writing down the seed, or by duplicating it to another device. It is simple and intuitive to use, but also incredibly customizable with a large range of advanced features.
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Description
:lock: Trezor Firmware Monorepo
Homepage
https://trezor.ioRepository
- LicenseOther
- Created10 Apr 19
- Primary languageC
- Size573,375 KB
- Stars1,836
- Forks807
- Watchers1,836
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Recent Commits
obrusvit(23 Sept 26)
feat(core): add Swapkit SLIP-24 pubkeys - added a production and staging Swapkit key to debug FW [no changelog]
Michal Kazda(29 Sept 26)
chore(core): update fixtures [no changelog]
Michal Kazda(24 Sept 26)
chore(translations): sync Crowdin translations [no changelog]
Martin Milata(25 Sept 26)
feat(core/delizia): do not restart TapToConfirm animation [no changelog]
obrusvit(30 Aug 26)
fix(core/caesar): enlarge progress text [no changelog]
obrusvit(25 Sept 26)
fix(core/delizia): correctly layout button text - use Layout rendering machinery to split text into two lines instead of using split_two_lines function - the reason is that a very long (german) word cannot be split by a space so we need to break using a hyphen [no changelog]
PrisionMike(27 Sept 26)
test(clear_signing): add device tests for more registry providers 36 sign-tx cases built from real on-chain transactions, each with its dev-signed display-format definition. [no changelog] Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
obrusvit(18 Sept 26)
refactor(core/eckhart): remove flow_request_number - utilize external menus [no changelog]
obrusvit(26 Sept 26)
chore(core): update fixtures [no changelog]
obrusvit(25 Sept 26)
fix(core/delizia): set props padding - space between K-V properties should be 12px according to Figma [no changelog]
obrusvit(24 Sept 26)
refactor(core/delizia): remove ShowInfoParams [no changelog]
obrusvit(24 Sept 26)
test(core/delizia): visit more info screen pages [no changelog]
obrusvit(24 Sept 26)
refactor(core/delizia): utilize MoreInfoScreen - shrink `ShowInfoParams` struct to a bare minimum - the main `confirm_summary` screen now uses bare `Frame` constructed with paragraphs [no changelog]
obrusvit(12 Sept 26)
feat(core): passphrase shown alignment - this commit makes the "reveal passphrase" functionality show the latest written characters in case the whole passphrase does not fit the screen - as of recently, passphrases can be 128 characters long - affects layouts Bolt, Delizia, Eckhart [no changelog]
PrisionMike(10 Sept 26)
feat(clear_signing): tuple supports abi values instead of parsers directly [no changelog]
PrisionMike(07 Sept 26)
test(clear_signing): native currency address in token formatter [no changelog]
PrisionMike(07 Sept 26)
feat(clear_signing): support native currency address in token formatter [no changelog]
PrisionMike(07 Sept 26)
chore(clear_signing): support native currency addresses [no changelog]
obrusvit(24 Sept 26)
fix(core): consistent sign message flow - chnages in Eckhart mainly and a little bit in Delizia [no changelog]
PrisionMike(07 Sept 26)
test(clear_signing): add test fixture for external threshold message .dat file not added so it would blind sign at the time of merge. We need to update the definitions repo for it. Will be added in a separate PR. [no changelog]
PrisionMike(07 Sept 26)
feat(clear_signing): add threshold message support [no changelog]
PrisionMike(07 Sept 26)
chore(clear_signing): add threshold message support [no changelog]
Michal Kazda(25 Sept 26)
chore(core): update fixtures [no changelog]
Michal Kazda(25 Sept 26)
fix(core): add new line on Eckhart address mismatch screen - ensures addr_mismatch__support_url starts on a new line [no changelog]
Michal Kazda(25 Sept 26)
fix(core): use buttons__cancel in Delizia menu to cancel PIN setup - copies cancelling wipe code setup - fixes trouble with some long translations of pin__cancel_setup which cannot fit into the menu item [no changelog]
obrusvit(24 Sept 26)
chore(core): move everstake addrs to sc_constants [no changelog]
Petr Susil(23 Sept 26)
refactor(core): dedup bitcoin path patterns with sets Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Petr Susil(18 Sept 26)
chore(core): update UI fixtures Multisig accounts are now named on screen, which changes the multisig signing flows for Bitcoin, Bcash and Zcash.
Petr Susil(17 Sept 26)
feat(core): name multisig accounts BIP-45, BIP-48, Casa and Unchained multisig accounts were shown as "Unknown path". They are now named on screen like other accounts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Petr Susil(16 Sept 26)
feat(core): sign messages at an export point under any script type Signing a message failed unless the host sent the script type matching the path. Any script type a message can be signed with is now accepted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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