I really love my Trezor Safe 7 – it’s a high-quality device, and I enjoy using it every day for its excellent security and ease of use.
However, it’s quite frustrating for me (and many others in the community) that popular coins like:
TAO (Bittensor)
RENDER (Render Network, now fully on Solana as SPL token)
KAS (Kaspa)
are not natively supported in Trezor Suite. Currently, we have to rely on third-party wallets (like MetaMask/Rabby for TAO’s EVM layer or Solana wallets like Phantom for RENDER), which adds extra steps, requires manual network/token additions, and feels less seamless and secure compared to native integration.
It would be fantastic if you could add native integration for these coins (firmware + Suite support for send/receive/swap/staking where applicable). Especially:
TAO is booming in the AI space,
RENDER is a key asset in decentralized GPU rendering
Kaspa is growing fast as a high-speed PoW L1.
Thank you in advance for considering this – I’d love to see it on your roadmap! Native Solana SPL support has improved a lot already, so extending it to popular tokens like RENDER would be a great next step.
Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feedback and for your kind words about your Trezor device — we truly appreciate your support and enthusiasm.
We also appreciate your interest in assets like TAO (Bittensor) , RENDER , and Kaspa , and it’s great to see the community actively engaging with emerging ecosystems.
To clarify the current status:
RENDER (Solana SPL) is already natively supported in Trezor Suite . You can manage it directly under your Solana account without relying on third-party wallets.
Kaspa (KAS) is not currently supported , neither natively nor via a third-party wallet integration. At this time, only wrapped versions of Kaspa on supported networks can be used.
TAO (Bittensor) can be accessed via the Bittensor EVM using a third-party wallet (such as MetaMask or Rabby) connected to your Trezor. It is not natively integrated into Trezor Suite.
At the moment, Kaspa and TAO are not on our official roadmap , but this may change in the future. We continuously evaluate new coins, tokens, and EVMs based on security considerations, ecosystem maturity, and user demand, and we regularly expand our supported assets each year.
Your feedback is valuable and has been noted — community interest plays an important role in shaping future development decisions. Thank you again for reaching out and for being part of the Trezor community.