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Trezor Suite update November 2022
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 Novemeber 2022 update of Trezor Suite to 22.11 brings the following improvements:
Buy Bitcoin Peer-to-Peer
Since the October release, peer-to-peer bitcoin trading has been enabled in Trezor Suite! Buy no-KYC bitcoin direct to self custody thanks to Invity’s latest provider Hodl Hodl.
Consistent Fee Rates
An occasional discrepancy in displayed fee rates has been fixed. The fee rate you are shown should now remain consistent throughout the transaction journey.
Etheteum Goerli Testnet
The Ethereum Goerli testnet succeeds the Ethereum Ropsten test network, which will deprecated this year.
Ethereum Token Name Wrapping
Extremely long ERC-20 token names are now wrapped so the Token list is displayed correctly. Tokens with long names or containing URLs are almost always malicious and should not be interacted with.