Trezor
trezor.io All 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.
- Homepage: trezor.io
- GitHub: github.com/trezor/trezor-firmware
- Web info: web-check.xyz/check/trezor.io
Trezor Source Code
Author
Description
:lock: Trezor Firmware Monorepo
Homepage
https://trezor.ioLicense
NOASSERTION
Created
10 Apr 19
Last Updated
24 Jun 26
Latest version
Primary Language
C
Size
499,431 KB
Stars
1,742
Forks
777
Watchers
1,742
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Star History
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@prusnak (4252)
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Recent Commits
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cepetr (24 Jun 26)
chore(core): optimize size of build artifacts [no changelog]
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Michal Kazda (24 Jun 26)
chore(l10n): updated fixtures
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Michal Kazda (23 Jun 26)
chore(translations): updates to English strings [no changelog]
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M1nd3r (29 May 26)
chore(python): remove `magic` and `code_length` fields from `LegacyFirmware` struct [no changelog]
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Michal Kazda (23 Jun 26)
chore(translations): applied blanking rules [no changelog]
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Michal Kazda (23 Jun 26)
chore(translations): applied blanking rules [no changelog]
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Michal Kazda (23 Jun 26)
chore(translations): updated blanking rules [no changelog]
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Michal Kazda (23 Jun 26)
chore(translations): remove unused strings - one form tests as well [no changelog]
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Martin Pastyřík (23 Jun 26)
fix(core): typo in tropic.c [no changelog]
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matejcik (23 Jun 26)
docs: add details to arch documentation
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cepetr (20 Jun 26)
docs: architecture documentation
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M1nd3r (22 Jun 26)
feat(python): introduce `NrfHeader` and `NrfImage` [no changelog] Co-authored-by: matejcik <[email protected]>
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matejcik (22 Jun 26)
fix(core/tools): fix `headertool_pq.py` - headtool_pq now signs with dev_keys only when `sign_dev_keys` is True. [no changelog]
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matejcik (22 Jun 26)
fix(python): fix trezor model parsing [no changelog] Co-authored-by: m1nd3r <[email protected]>
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M1nd3r (22 Jun 26)
refactor(python): remove nrf magic from HeaderType [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (15 Jun 26)
fix(core/build): fix secmon flash usage calculation [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (15 Jun 26)
fix(core/prodtest): remove unused include in backup ram [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (15 Jun 26)
feat(core/build): handle bootloader padding in memusage [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (15 Jun 26)
feat(core): add support for PQ uild on STM32U58x [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (15 Jun 26)
feaet(core): add support for secmon on STM32U58x MCU [no changelog]
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Roman Zeyde (22 Jun 26)
refactor(core): avoid allocation in `confirm_payment_request()` [no changelog]
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Roman Zeyde (22 Jun 26)
chore(vendor): disable unused MicroPython features [no changelog]
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Roman Zeyde (22 Jun 26)
test(core): add N4W1-based fixtures to reset/recovery device tests [no changelog]
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Roman Zeyde (22 Jun 26)
chore(core): update UI fixtures [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (15 Jun 26)
refactor(core): refactor panel selection for touch driver [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (15 Jun 26)
refactor(core): cleanup display panel selection [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (18 Jun 26)
fix(core/xtask): place combined sections at their flash offsets combine concatenated boardloader/bootloader/firmware back-to-back, but the .bin files are content-sized, so every section after the boardloader landed too early and the flashed image didn't boot. Place each section at its memory.ld offset (relative to BOARDLOADER_START), padding gaps with zeros. Affects all models. [no changelog]
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tychovrahe (01 Jun 26)
refactor(core/build): remove special bolt layout cases [no changelog]
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Michal Kazda (20 Jun 26)
fix(solana): use template for indexed cosigners [no changelog]
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Andrew Kozlik (17 Apr 26)
fix(core): Avoid out-of-bounds read in utils.consteq(). [no changelog]
Trezor Security
Trezor Website
Website
Trezor Hardware Wallet (Official) | Bitcoin & Crypto Security | Trezor
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- IP Address 172.66.137.111
- Location San Francisco, California, United States of America, NA
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