Hello. When do you plan to add a coin Tron (trx)
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Hello,
as mentioned in this topic, new coins support has been postponed and there is no ETA for any new coin at this moment. Stay tuned for new information on this forum. Thank you for understanding.
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Hello. When do you plan to add a BNB
Hi,
although, Binance Smart Chain is not officially supported by the Trezor Wallet, it is still possible to use it connecting your Trezor to Metamask.
First, you just need to “Add a Custom Network” to MetaMask. A guide is here: Use MetaMask For Binance Smart Chain - Binance Chain Docs.
Pair then your Trezor device with the MetaMask application, as instructed Apps:MetaMask - Trezor Wiki.
You will be able to interact with all BEP20 tokens using Metamask and your private keys will be secured by Trezor device.
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Thanks for the guidance on this, but I am still looking for assistance. I followed the steps above, and was able to send the BNB to my metamask using my Trezor ETH address, but I cannot see the transaction on the Trezor Suite tool. Is this normal, or should we be able to see the BNB (and value) on the Trezor suite? If not, this is kind of worthless and I may as well send BNB to my cool wallet where I can view the transactions and see it in the portfolio value. Thanks, Shawn
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Hi, I have Trezor One and want to have XRP on my Trezor wallet which is now supported only on T version. Will XRP be available on One in near future too or I have to buy the T model?
Thanks,
Hrvoje
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Hi, XRP on Trezor One will probably never happen, not anytime soon at least. If $XRP is your go-to coin we suggest upgrading to Model T.
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Hi,
this is normal. BNB is not supported directly so you have to view and managed it using a 3rd party wallet. The important thing is you are securing your hot wallet with a hardware wallets as the private key is held by Trezor. If you simply store it with any software / online wallet, you are exposing yourself to a risk.
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Hi,
So if I buy T model, there will be no problem to transfer account to it?
Thanks
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If you initialize your Trezor T with the same list of words as your Trezor One then it will be effectively the same account and no transfer is necessary. You can keep using both in parallel.
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Hello, I am having a difficult time with storing Cardano (ADA) on my Trezor One wallet. Is that because the model One does not support this coin? If so, will Trezor add Cardano? I do not wish to upgrade to the Model T as I have just purchased this model.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
our goal is to port the model T firmware to model One which may bring the support of certain coins as well, but can’t really tell at this moment if ADA will be one of them.
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Hello,
I’m new with this. Just bought a Trezor model T and set it up successfully, then downloaded Trezor Suite and installed that. But I noticed that the coin list in Trezor Suite was only 20-something coins and many of my alt coins were missing on the list, so I set out to google to find out how to transfer my alt coins to Trezor T.
I’m still searching, although I have found some articles and videos that explain how to do this, but I’m not confident that I can do it properly. It seems difficult to me and I’m afraid the transfers I do won’t be correct and the coins lost.
Could you please point me to an article/video which explains this issue in a good and understandable way?
Thank you!
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Hi @Petosiris
Could you tell me which coins specifically do you want to store with Trezor?
Not all coins can be used in Trezor Suite.
Check this list first:https://trezor.io/coins There you will find out what wallet (interface) you have to use for each coin. This information can be found in the “Wallets” column.
Also, regarding all the ERC20 tokens, given that they are built on Ethereum blockchain, you can simply send the tokens to your ETH receiving address that you can generate in Trezor Suite https://suite.trezor.io/ - Ethereum account - Receive tab and once the tokens arrive, they will appear in your Ethereum account.
Hi @NIYAK
Thank you for your reply and for the link to the supported coin list. I already found that a few days ago. 
Some of my alt coins are Cardano (ADA), Polygon (MATIC), Stellar (XLM) and Synereo (AMP). I see in the list of supported coins that none of these are supported by Trezor Suite directly at the moment, but that I can do transfers from other wallets (than Trezor Suite), and that AMP will be supported by Trezor Suite soon.
However, I’m still not sure how to do that from another wallet. Do I need to make an account on all the other wallets listed to be able to do this? I have a couple of other wallets now, which I want to move alt coins from, but those are not listed as compatible in the Trezor coin list, for the alt coins I mentioned above.
You say that ERC-20 tokens can be sent to my ETH receiving address, but won’t that result in that the alt coin with ERC-20 ends up as ETH on the Trezor T? For MATIC, for instance, I’d want it to be stored as MATIC on my Trezor T.
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@Petosiris Let’s start with Cardano. As per the list, ADA can be used in the Adalite wallet. You can find a step-by-step tutorial to connecting to Adalite with Trezor on our Trezor Wiki: Cardano (ADA) - Trezor Wiki
Trezor Wiki is, by the way, the best source of information and I highly suggest going through it.
Once you are logged in, you can generate your ADA receiving address where you can send the coins and that’s it, your ADA coins are secured by Trezor.
We also have a step-by-step tutorial for XLM compatible wallet: Stellar (XLM) - Trezor Wiki
Regarding the ERC20 tokens, yes, you can simply send them to the ETH receiving address, though they will not be mixed with actual Ether coins. You will see the tokens in Ethereum account - Tokens section, where each token will have its own balance displayed there.
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OK, thanks @NIYAK! I’ll look into the Trezor Wiki and come back here if I have more questions. 
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Sure, feel free to reach out anytime!
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Hi again, @NIYAK
I was thinking about how to transfer the ERC-20 tokens I have around exchanges to my Trezor T wallet, without having to use the different exchanges listed in the Supported coins & tokens list. So far, I’ve mostly used Coinbase and Binance exchanges and I’m reluctant to use many more exchanges, because I lose overview of where I have signed up and also the transfer of funds from Coinbase or Binance to these other exchanges would involve fees & gas. So I searched these forums, here, and found a couple of threads that cleared that question for me.
As I understand it, I can use any online exchange - in my case Coinbase or Binance - to Send ERC-20 tokens to one of my Trezor T’s generated Recieve addresses. I simply copy one of them them from Trezor Suite and paste them into, say, Binance Send/Witdraw form. There’s no need to go via another exchange, which is listed in the Trezor docs, so long as the token is an ERC-20. The exchanges listed in the Trezor’s Supported coins & tokens list are listed there because they’re compatible with Trezor hardware, not because one must use them. Right?
The trick is then to know which tokens are built upon Ethereum and use the ERC-20 network. This isn’t easy for a beginner, but luckily I found a link to the Etherscan site, where one can search for tokens to see if they’re on the list. Cardano (ADA) and Stellar (XLM) aren’t on that list though so then I’ll have to use the exchanges listed in the Support coins & tokens list, I guess.
It’s a nailbiting experience to try and transfer coins to the Trezor wallet, when you’re not 100% sure how to do it, so I wish Trezor Suite (and the wallet website) could explain this better in a help file. Sure, we have the Wiki and Blog and also Google to search, but a good step-by-step explanation directly in Trezor’s transfer user interface would be so much better and relax the nerves in beginners. 
EDIT: I forgot to ask one more thing - Why do some exchanges ask for my Public key, in addition to the transaction address? I don’t feel comfortable handing out my Public key to every unknown (to me) online exchange, although I know they can’t use it to hack me or anything so it’s safe that way, but I’ve heard that they can use it to search on the blockchain for all the previous transactions I’ve made with that coin/token and I’m not particularily Ok with that. For me, it’s a privacy issue.
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@Petosiris Please could you clarify what “exchanges listed in the Trezor docs” are you referring to? It does not matter from where you are transferring the tokens to your Trezor, as long as you are using a correct receiving address (of a respective coin type). It might be helpful to check this list https://trezor.io/coins/ as all the ERC20 tokens are marked there.
In the “Wallets” column you can find out what interface has to be used for using each coin. You can see that ADA coin can be used in Adalite and Yoroi wallets. XLM can be used in Account Viewer and Exodus.
We are working on a documentation that would explain all the procedures. Also, you can reach out to us anytime, as it’s always better to ask if you are not absolutely sure about something.
To your last question, please ask for an explanation the respective exchange service.
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