About the Third party wallets category

[kolin]

Some coins aren’t supported directly by Trezor, instead they are accessed using third-party wallets and secured by your Trezor device. Please note we don’t provide support for third-party wallets. This category is intended for discussion about how to use them properly.

[Flamme2021]

I am not clear which coins are directly supported by Trezor. 13 doesn’t seem much. I have tried using Metamask but it doesn’t have an option to connect to Trezor, and don’t want to create a ton of wallets in different 3rd party apps to test out which one will eventually be user friendly enough. Any suggestions?

[kolin]

Hi @Flamme2021 ,
please see these articles, as vast majority of supported tokens are ERC-20 tokens.

ERC20 tokens

The vast majority of supported coins are ERC20 tokens. These are built on top of the ETH network, use ETH addresses, and so must be managed via an Ethereum-compatible Wallet. For more detailed info check our user manual: ERC20 tokens - Trezor Wiki Trezor recently released Trezor Suite which features a native ETH Wallet: https://suite.trezor.io/ To receive ERC20 tokens just use the ETH address as the receiving address. Once the token is received you should see it in the transaction history aut…

Receiving ERC-20 tokens

ERC20 tokens operate on Ethereum blockchain. You can store them using our Beta Wallet: Open the Beta Wallet Trezor Wallet Choose Ethereum from the left panel Go to the Receive tab Click “Show full address” Check the address matches the one on your Trezor Copy the receiving address and use it as the destination address for sending your ERC20 tokens. Once you have sent some tokens to the address, go to the Summary tab Use the token search bar to enter the name or contract a…

[annavv]

Hi, I use trezor with metamask(third party). I transfer xrp from binance to trezor-metamask red BSC, and I didn t receive my xrp :(. They disappeared.
On BSCscan was success but I dont see them :(.
I spoke with binance and metamask support and nothing.
BSCscan says My xrp are in my my wallet address trezor but why I can t see them on metamask-trezor.
I also check my trezor in exodus and nothing.

Help me, please.

[annavv]

@iowitz

Hello,

I recently got a Trezor, I have my 12 word phrase backed up.
I connected my Trezor to my MetaMask and sent funds to the address that Trezor created.
I have since gotten a new PC and when I connect my Trezor to MetaMask it asks me to select an account. The account address I had before is now not listed at all. I cannot find it in all of the lists. Even if I choose BIP44, Ledger Live and Legacy.

It asks me to enter a paraphrase when connecting but it also says “Leave passphrase blank to access your default wallet” . I am not sure what paraphrase they are referring to.

I have a good amount of funds in there and will compensate anyone that can help me here.

Thank you,
Isaac

Hi Isaac, I also have problems with metamask trezor, although it is not the same as yours. When you place the passphrase that is exactly the same as the one you initially placed for the first time, that is, capitals and minuscules, spaces, because I realized that if you change something, trezor connects you with a new wallet. I hope you can get your funds back; if yes please share it because it is important to know what you did. Best regards

[annavv]

I don t speak english well: *capital and small letters

[fgfkjg]

Could you give an example of that?

[fgfkjg]

A token that is not supported by trezor but can be secured by trezor in a third party wallet? If token is not supported by trezor it is not possible to sign a transaction.

[Motherof6]

I realise this was some time ago but for the future public. The passphase is to access your hidden wallet you created on the trezor. In order to put funds in and monitor them with coins supported by 3rd party wallet like MetaMask you must enter this passphase. If you don’t like you said you will connect to your default wallet which is the standard wallet on your trezor. Like the next person commented the passphase must be exactly the same small caps or caps spaces etc any difference will not work possible take you to a new wallet. And please don’t confuse this with the passphase to enter your MetaMask wallet. This (hidden trezor) passphase is only needed if you have a hidden wallet and when connecting the 2).

[Motherof6]

Sorry won’t let me edit above just to be extra clear I have added a few things lol

I realise this was some time ago but for the future public. The passphase is to access your hidden wallet you created on the trezor. So you will use your hidden wallet passphase you already created with your trezor here. In order to put funds in and monitor them with coins supported by 3rd party wallet like MetaMask you must enter this passphase. If you don’t like you said you will connect to your default wallet which is the standard wallet on your trezor. Like the next person commented the passphase must be exactly the same small caps or caps spaces etc any difference will not work possible take you to a new wallet. And please don’t mix this up with the passphase to enter your MetaMask wallet. This (hidden trezor) passphase is only needed if you have a hidden wallet and when connecting the 2) not to initially enter you MetaMask wallet.