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Send crypto in Trezor Suite

 
TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • Making payments in Trezor Suite
  • Enter the destination address and the amount
  • Setting transaction fees
  • Labeling
  • Confirm the transaction on your Trezor device
  • Transaction confirmation
  • Send Raw


Trezor Suite currently supports: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano (Model T, Trezor Safe 3, Trezor Safe 5), Litecoin, ZCash, Ethereum Classic, Dash, Dogecoin, Ripple (Model T, Trezor Safe 3, Trezor Safe 5), DigiByte, Vertcoin, Namecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Solana (Model T, Trezor Safe 3, Trezor Safe 5), Polygon PoS, and BNB Smart Chain.


ERC20 tokens can be sent from an Ethereum account. Many other cryptocurrencies can be accessed using third-party wallets. For the full list of supported cryptocurrencies, click here. 

 
Remember to only send and receive funds between accounts of the same cryptocurrency. Mixing accounts of different cryptocurrencies is very likely to end with a loss of funds.


 

Making payments in Trezor Suite

  • Plug in your Trezor device and go to the Accounts page in Trezor Suite.
  • Select the account for the cryptocurrency that you would like to send using the My accounts side-bar menu:
 
 
  • Click 'Send' in the account menu bar:
 
  • This reveals the Send transaction menu:
 



Enter the destination address and the amount

You can type in the destination address for your transaction. You can also scan it in the form of a QR code (if available) by pressing the 'Scan' button, which is displayed when you hover over the address input field. 

 
In order to scan a QR code, you must allow Trezor Suite access to your camera. You can then hold the QR code in front of the camera to scan it.
 

Enter the amount you want to send (in the selected cryptocurrency or the equivalent value of a fiat currency of your choice). Please remember that the fiat currency exchange rates are estimates based on the current exchange rate provided by CoinGecko. You can also click the 'Send Max' button to send all funds from that particular account. Alternatively, you can click the 'Coin control' button to make a manual coin (or more specifically UTXO) selection for the outgoing transaction; you can learn more about this in feature in our coin control article and in the following video:
 

 
By pressing the '+ Add recipient button', you can send funds to more addresses in one transaction. You can also add addresses by clicking on the 'Import' button from the drop-down menu. Sending funds to multiple addresses at the same time is convenient and saves you money in transaction fees.

 


Setting transaction fees

There are four different levels of priority (low, normal, high). Please note that the fees are used to fund the running of the network and are not charged by SatoshiLabs. Custom fees can also be set.


Labeling

In Trezor Suite you can enable Labeling via the Application settings menu. Currently, you can store labels using Google Drive or your Dropbox account, or save them locally to your computer.


Confirm the transaction on your Trezor device

Once you press send, you will be asked to confirm your transaction. Check the amount of the transaction and the destination address. If the amount and address are correct, press 'Confirm'.

 

Important: Always verify that the address on your Trezor screen is the intended destination address.

Double-check before sending that the address on the Trezor device's trusted screen exactly matches the address given by the recipient or exchange. Always copy and verify the address directly from the source; never copy addresses from the transaction history, as it can lead to mistakes.
  
  • Once you have confirmed the destination address(es) and amount(s) of your transaction, your Trezor device will display the total amount of the transaction along with the transaction fee.
  •  Again, check them and use the device to confirm the transaction details.
 
WARNING: If the amount and address displayed on your Trezor screen are not the same as those on your computer screen, your computer might be infected with malware and you should abort the transaction.

If this happens to you, please contact our chatbot Hal immidiately. 
  

Transaction confirmation

In Trezor Suite, you can check your transaction history in the Overview tab.

  • You can search for a particular transaction ID, label or amount using the magnifying glass search tool
  • You can also export your transactions history in CSV, PDF, or JSON format using the drop-down menu:
 
 

At first, a transaction will appear as unconfirmed. After the transaction gets its first confirmation in the network, you will see the time of the confirmation next to the transaction. You can always double-check the status of your transaction in a blockchain explorer by clicking on the confirmation time.

We strongly recommend waiting until the transaction has confirmed multiple times (three to six confirmations is considered safe for a Bitcoin transaction) before considering it complete. Confirmation times vary based on the transaction fee and the state of the network.
 

Sending tokens in Trezor Suite

 

From Trezor Suite version 24.12.1 onwards, we’ve made it easier to send tokens with a new Token select element.
 

At the top of the send form, you’ll see a dropdown where you can select the coin or any available tokens on that coin’s network from your account.
 

 

You can switch between tokens and coins whenever you need, and see the contract address for each token displayed under your balance.

You can view the contract on a block explorer by clicking the arrow which appears when hovering over the contract address field with your mouse.

 
 

This makes sending tokens a much clearer and more intuitive experience.

 

Send Raw

Sending a Raw transaction simply means broadcasting a transaction that has already been created and signed. This can be used with any transaction data that has been generated and signed but not Broadcast, including Locktime and OP_Return transactions.
 

Create signed transaction data in the same way as Sending a normal transaction but with Broadcast off. Copy the signed data to a different machine and paste it through the Send RAW dropdown menu for privacy.