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Trezor Suite update April 2023
To download and install the latest update, simply open Trezor Suite and proceed using the on-screen instructions. If you’re not yet using Trezor Suite, download it for free from https://trezor.io/trezor-suite
Please note that updates roll out in stages and you may not be prompted to update for several days after this announcement. Be the first to try new features by joining the Trezor Suite Early Access Program. Switch it on in Application Settings!
Please note that updates roll out in stages and you may not be prompted to update for several days after this announcement. Be the first to try new features by joining the Trezor Suite Early Access Program. Switch it on in Application Settings!
The April 2023 update of Trezor Suite to 23.4.2 brings the following improvements:
Coinjoin
Coinjoin is now avaliable on the Trezor Model T.How to add your coinjoin account?
Click the plus sign (+) next to My accounts, choose bitcoin, and then select your coinjoin account from the dropdown menu:
Tips on using coinjoin
- Coinjoin is currently being publicly tested, so it comes with some warnings. Also, there are still ongoing improvements being made to the algorithm.
- It's generally not cost-effective to coinjoin amounts smaller than 0.01 BTC (1,000,000 sats).
- It's recommended to limit coinjoining to a maximum of 1 BTC to avoid creating too many UTXOs (unspent transaction outputs).
Learn more by checking out our articles What is coinjoin? and How coinjoin works in Trezor Suite.
Ethereum improvments
- Bumping transactions involving Ethereum and ERC20 tokens has been improved
- The token list has been reordered to prioritize those with a fiat value
- Additionally, there's now a new feature allowing for internal transactions
Other fixes & improvements
Smarter input fields have been implemented for coin/fiat values:
- Users can now input ".001" and the system will automatically format it to "0.001"