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Trezor Suite does not display every supported coin by default — coins are enabled on a per-account basis so your sidebar stays focused on what you actually use. When you want to manage a new cryptocurrency, you first enable it in Settings, and it then becomes available to add as an account. ERC-20 tokens work slightly differently: they live inside your existing Ethereum account rather than appearing as standalone entries in the sidebar.

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Enable a New Coin

To start using a cryptocurrency that is not yet visible in your sidebar, enable it in Trezor Suite settings first.
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Open Settings

In Trezor Suite, click the Settings icon in the bottom-left corner of the application.
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Go to the Coins tab

Select the Coins tab at the top of the Settings page. You will see a list of all coins Trezor Suite supports, grouped by network type.
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Toggle on the desired coin

Find the coin you want to enable and click the toggle next to its name to turn it on.
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Confirm in the sidebar

Return to the main dashboard. The newly enabled coin now appears in the left sidebar, ready for you to add an account and start receiving funds.
Visit trezor.io/coins for the official full list of supported cryptocurrencies with model compatibility. Not every coin is supported on every Trezor model, so check there before purchasing a device with a specific coin in mind.

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Add ERC-20 Tokens

ERC-20 tokens run on the Ethereum network and are managed directly inside your Ethereum account — no separate account or sidebar entry is needed.
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Open your Ethereum account

Click your Ethereum account in the left sidebar of Trezor Suite.
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Click Add Token

On the account overview page, click the Add Token button, typically found in the token section below your ETH balance.
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Search for the token

Type the token’s name or paste its contract address into the search field. Trezor Suite will display matching results from its built-in token list.
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Confirm the addition

Select the correct token from the results and confirm. The token balance now appears within your Ethereum account alongside your ETH balance.
ERC-20 tokens are managed within your Ethereum account. They do not require a separate account — all tokens share your single Ethereum address and are visible together on the account overview page.

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Custom Tokens

If a token does not appear in Trezor Suite’s default search results, you can still add it manually using its contract address. Paste the full contract address into the token search field instead of a name. Trezor Suite will retrieve the token details — symbol, decimals, and current balance — directly from the network. Always verify the contract address from an authoritative source (such as the project’s official website or a reputable block explorer) before adding a custom token.

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Supported Networks

Beyond Ethereum, Trezor also supports tokens on other EVM-compatible chains, including Polygon and BNB Smart Chain. To use these networks, enable the relevant chain in Settings → Coins, then add an account for it. Token management on these chains works the same way as on Ethereum — you add tokens within the corresponding network account rather than creating separate entries for each token. Custom network settings in Trezor Suite allow you to configure RPC endpoints for additional EVM chains not enabled by default.
Check trezor.io/coins for the most up-to-date list of supported assets and their device compatibility. If your coin is not listed there, it may be available through community coin support or a third-party wallet that integrates with Trezor — such as MetaMask for EVM tokens or Exodus for a broader range of assets. Trezor cannot add support for a coin unilaterally; it typically requires collaboration with the coin’s development team.
Yes. Trezor integrates with MetaMask as a hardware signer, allowing you to confirm Ethereum transactions and token interactions on your Trezor device while using the MetaMask interface in your browser. To set this up, connect your Trezor in MetaMask by selecting Connect Hardware Wallet from the MetaMask account menu and following the on-screen steps. Your private keys remain on the device at all times.