Trezor, a crypto hardware wallet provider, has introduced support for Solana and SPL tokens. It is reported that assets can now be stored on Safe 3 and Model T devices from Trezor. The development team is also considering adding Solana staking functionality in the future.
Cryptocurrency hardware wallet provider Trezor has added support for Solana and SPL tokens to its devices.
The new functionality is already available in the Safe 3 and Model T models. Note that hardware crypto wallets operate offline and are not connected to the Internet. They provide a high level of security for storing cryptocurrency.
Users of the social network X (formerly Twitter), against the backdrop of news about the expansion of options, suggested that the company add support for SOL staking.
The Trezor team responded by saying that it was considering this possibility, but it was too early to talk about specific dates.
In May 2023, sales of Trezor hardware wallets increased by 900%. This happened a week after a loud scandal surrounding the firm’s direct competitor, Ledger.
Let us remind you that we previously wrote that former Revolut employees launched their own crypto wallet called Zeal. The solution is designed to help users securely manage digital assets and work with decentralized applications, the project developers said.
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