Trezor supports hundreds of coins and tokens including Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Ethereum (+ all ERC20 tokens), and Ethereum Classic. Please refer to trezor.io/coins for the complete list of supported cryptocurrencies. In the list you can also find information about which Trezor model supports each cryptocurrency, as some coins cannot be used in the Trezor Suite app, but are supported through the use of a third party application with your Trezor.

About Trezor

Q: Where can I find more information and support?

The Trezor Help Center is our official troubleshooter, where you can also submit questions for help with technical, payment or logistics issues. Before opening a ticket, check our other support channels to see if the issue can be resolved more easily on your own: Trezor Forum : find support agent answers to other users' issues or post a question of your own.

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About Trezor

Trezor emerged from the chaos of online exchanges that just couldn't keep up. We realized it was time to step up the security game against online attacks and malicious apps.

Our founders, Stick and Slush, teamed up to create, advance, and revolutionize an entirely new industry, bringing about a complete about-face from traditional, online crypto storage and management.

With an independent and open-minded approach to development, Stick and Slush transformed their humble beginnings into an industry leader with a solid team of security experts, designers, and support staff. The final result is Trezor today, further pushing the envelope of crypto security, hardware wallet innovation, and global Bitcoin adoption.

With Trezor in your corner, you have a true haven to stash and use your coins exactly the way you want. Our sister companies stand united, providing peer-to-peer crypto transactions, auditable open-source chip solutions, and exceptional crypto offers.

Ready to be the boss of your financial future? Welcome to Trezor.

Compare Trezor Hardware Wallets

Both Safe 3 and Safe 5 use the same Secure Element security foundation with open‑source firmware, PIN and passphrase protection, and support for advanced backup schemes such as Multi‑share/SLIP39 backups.

The main differences lie in display and user interaction, with Safe 5 offering a touchscreen with haptic feedback and Gorilla Glass protection, and the Safe 3 relying on a more traditional monochrome OLED with buttons.

Safe 5 includes a microSD slot in its connectivity specification, whereas Safe 3 does not list this.

Both devices integrate with the Trezor Suite app and support third‑party wallet interactions, offering broad asset management across desktop and mobile environments.

Trezor Safe 3

R1,999.00

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Trezor Safe 5

R3,999.00

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Trezor Safe 3

R1,999.00

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Trezor Safe 5

R3,999.00

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Display & Navigation

Monochrome 0.96″ OLED, two‑button interface

1.54″ full colour touchscreen with haptic feedback

Secure Element

Certified EAL6+ Secure Element

Certified EAL6+ Secure Element (NDA‑free)

Open‑Source Security

Yes

PIN & Passphrase Protection

Yes

Backup Options

12‑, 20‑ & 24‑word wallet backup

12‑, 20‑ & 24‑word wallet backup with Advanced Multi‑share Backup (Shamir) support

FAQ's About Trezor

Where can I find more information and support?

TheTrezor Help Centeris our official troubleshooter, where you can also submit questions for help with technical, payment or logistics issues. Before opening a ticket, check our other support channels to see if the issue can be resolved more easily on your own:Trezor Forum: find support agent answers to other users' issues or post a question of your own.

Where can I find the serial number of my Trezor device? Can you check if the serial number of my device is genuine?

As a security measure, Trezor devices have no serial numbers. What you see on the box of your Trezor is a serial number of the packaging, used to identify specific batches of packaging in case of packaging error.Not sure If your device is genuine?If you are concerned that your Trezor is not a genuine product from our company, please refer to thisblog article, where you will find information about how to distinguish between an original and a fake Trezor.You can also check out the Trezor packaging timeline for your device Trezor Model OneorTrezor Model T. There's a possibility that you might have received an older version of the package.

Where is my crypto stored? Is it on the device?

Your crypto is on the blockchain and the keys to your crypto are kept on your physical device. To learn more about this we suggest youcheck out this fantastic blog articleabout where your coins are stored.Your coins are always associated with a set of keys: your private and your public key.

Supported coins

Trezor supports hundreds of coins and tokens including Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Ethereum (+ all ERC20 tokens), and Ethereum Classic. Please refer totrezor.io/coinsfor the complete list of supported cryptocurrencies.

In the list you can also find information about which Trezor model supports each cryptocurrency, as some coins cannot be used in the Trezor Suite app, but are supported through the use of a third party application with your Trezor.