Trezor Wallet
In this post, it's time for us to indulge in some self-praise. We'll leave it to you thought to decide. Here, we delve into six reasons why you ought to consider Trezor as your hardware wallet.
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In this post, it's time for us to indulge in some self-praise. We'll leave it to you thought to decide. Here, we delve into six reasons why you ought to consider Trezor as your hardware wallet.
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Key Takeaways
A decade of experience, a pioneer in the hardware wallet industry
A commitment to open source, fostering a culture of innovation and experimentation
Privacy is paramount at Trezor, one reason why purchase data from the Trezor shop is anonymized
Products designed to be future-proof, built with ease of use at their core
By now, you are probably aware of the benefits a hardware wallet offers in managing your crypto securely. Not yet? Here's a 2-minute guide.
In 2013, Trezor founded the crypto hardware wallet industry. What started as a small project of two dedicated programmers soon became the gold standard of cryptocurrency protection and storage. Trezors are the most trusted cryptocurrency hardware wallets worldwide. (Interested in some history? Here's some)
Trezor has been audited by independent security researchers and verified by its track record throughout its years on the market.
#FunFact: The first generation of Trezor, the Trezor Model One, was first released on 29 July 2014. The original home of bitcoin.
Since day one, everything about Trezor hardware wallets has been open source. Think of open-source software as a type of software that has its source code available to the public. This means that anyone can view, understand, and modify the code if they want to. This is in contrast to proprietary software, where the source code is kept secret and only the company that created it has access to it.
At Trezor, we believe that open source is vital for our mission. Through this, we allow anyone to inspect and audit our codebase, ensuring its integrity and security. If anyone can contribute by suggesting improvements and even by launching competing products, the hardware and software designs become stronger.
Trezor has pioneered several key crypto innovations, including BIP39 and BIP44.
Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 39, or BIP39, is a protocol introduced as a method for creating a human-readable mnemonic sentence — easy to read and write — from random data that serves as a backup to recover your wallet. It is an open-source protocol that is widely adopted in the cryptocurrency industry.
BIP44, is a protocol that puts forth a specific hierarchy for wallet structures that improves organization, utility, and compatibility.
As pioneers of the industry, we have always put user privacy and security at the forefront. We’ve also been at the forefront of innovations surrounding increased anonymity including Tor and coinjoin. This commitment to your privacy is a cornerstone of our operations at Trezor.
As per our Terms of Service, we do not store any data related to a user’s devices, activity, or personal data, and all purchase information, of devices bought from the official Trezor Shop, is anonymized after 90 days.
Here’s more about our anonymous analytics in the Trezor documentation.
