Exodus Mobile and Trezor Safe 7 work together to enhance your security while making it easy to manage your crypto.
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If you're looking for information on connecting your Trezor Model T, Model One, Safe 3, or Safe 5 to Exodus Desktop, visit: Getting started with Trezor and Exodus Desktop.
In this article:
How does the Trezor Safe 7 integration work in Exodus?
Trezor Safe 7 is only supported on Exodus Mobile.
A hardware wallet, such as Trezor, is one of the best ways to keep your cryptocurrency safe.
Hardware wallets generate and store your secret keys and private keys in an offline environment, which protects your funds from malware and hackers.
When you connect your Trezor Safe 7 to Exodus Mobile, your Trezor wallet will appear as a portfolio in the app.
From your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio in Exodus Mobile, you can send, receive, and swap crypto.
To interact with your funds in the Trezor portfolio, your Trezor Safe 7 must be connected to your iOS or Android device using an encrypted Bluetooth connection.
To learn more about how Trezor secures Bluetooth communication with the THP security layer, visit Trezor's guide: Trezor Host Protocol (THP).
How do I set up a new Trezor Safe 7?
You can only connect a Trezor Safe 7 device to Exodus Mobile that's already been set up through the Trezor Suite app.
To learn how to do this, visit Trezor's guide: Get started with the Trezor Safe 7.
Once your Trezor is set up, you can connect it: How do I connect my Trezor Safe 7 to Exodus Mobile?
Exodus does not support Trezors running Bitcoin-only firmware.
Which assets are supported on Trezor Safe 7 in Exodus?
The following assets are supported:
Bitcoin (BTC)*
Ethereum (ETH) and Ethereum ERC20 tokens
Solana (SOL) and Solana SPL tokens
XRP (XRP)
*Only Native SegWit addresses are supported on Trezor Safe 7 portfolios in Exodus Mobile.
When you enable any supported assets in Exodus Mobile, they’ll automatically be enabled in your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio as well: How do I enable and disable assets in Exodus?
Trezor Safe 7 also supports custom Ethereum and Solana tokens. To learn more, visit: How do I add custom tokens?
If you previously used your Trezor with other wallets, such as Trezor Suite, some assets may not appear in Exodus: Why can't I see all my Trezor Safe 7 funds in Exodus?
What are passphrase wallets on Trezor Safe 7 in Exodus Mobile?
Trezor passphrase wallets (also known as hidden wallets) are a security feature that lets you create separate wallets by combining your Trezor's secret key with a unique passphrase.
Each passphrase generates a separate wallet with its own addresses and balances. This lets you manage multiple passphrase wallets from a single Trezor.
When enabled, you can connect to either your standard wallet or a passphrase wallet. Each passphrase wallet you connect appears as a separate Trezor portfolio in Exodus.
To send, swap, or transfer funds from a passphrase wallet, when using your Trezor, you need to enter the exact passphrase you used to create the wallet. Even a small typo will prevent you from accessing the wallet.
If you lose or forget a passphrase, you won't be able to recover or access the wallet associated with it. Only use this feature if you understand the risks and can manage your passphrase safely.
If you're having trouble signing transactions with a passphrase wallet, see: Why can’t I sign a transaction after entering my passphrase?
You'll only be able to connect a passphrase wallet to Exodus if you have enabled the passphrase feature in Trezor Suite.
How do I enable passphrase wallets on my Trezor?
To access passphrase wallets for your Trezor Safe 7 in Exodus Mobile, you need to enable passphrases in Trezor Suite. For instructions on enabling passphrases, visit Trezor's website: Using passphrase wallets in Trezor Suite.
How do I connect my Trezor Safe 7 to Exodus Mobile?
Connecting Trezor Safe 7 to Exodus Mobile is supported via Bluetooth.
Before you can connect your Trezor Safe 7 device to Exodus Mobile, it must have been previously set up through the Trezor Suite app. For instructions, visit Trezor's guide: Get Started with the Trezor Safe 7.
First, enable Bluetooth on your iOS or Android device, then unlock your Trezor Safe 7 and place it near your phone.
For Android, you also need to enable location services on your device. To learn how, visit: Manage your Android device’s location settings.
Next, in Exodus Mobile, a) tap the Wallet icon, then b) swipe down to go to the profile screen.
Tap Settings.
Tap Connect Trezor.
On your Trezor, tap Pair & connect, then tap Pair new device. Trezor will display the name of your device.
In Exodus, tap Continue.
Confirm that the code shown on both devices is the same. If identical, tap Pair.
On your Trezor, tap Confirm.
Your Trezor will ask you to allow Exodus to pair with it. Tap Confirm.
In Exodus, a) enter the one-time security code displayed by your Trezor, and b) tap Continue.
Your Trezor will ask you to allow Exodus to connect automatically to it. Tap Confirm.
Once connected, tap Continue.
It's now connected, and you can manage your Trezor Safe 7 assets in Exodus Mobile.
Can I connect multiple Trezor Safe 7s to Exodus?
Yes, you can connect up to three Trezor Safe 7s to Exodus Mobile.
Each Trezor wallet you connect will create a new portfolio in Exodus. You can have up to 3 Trezor portfolios in total.
In these steps, we'll review how to connect an additional Trezor Safe 7.
In in Exodus Mobile, a) tap the Wallet icon, then b) swipe down to go to the profile screen.
Tap Settings.
Tap Connect Trezor.
Unlock your Trezor, turn on Bluetooth on your mobile device, and place it near your Trezor. When you are ready, tap Continue.
On your Trezor, tap Pair & connect, then tap Pair new device. Trezor will display the name of your device.
Continue from step 6 in How do I connect my Trezor Safe 7 to Exodus Mobile?
When your Trezor Safe 7 is connected to Exodus
Once connected, your Trezor Safe 7 wallet will show as a portfolio in Exodus. Here's how to get started with your Trezor portfolio in Exodus Mobile.
How do I switch between my Exodus and Trezor portfolios?
To select which portfolio you'd like to view, a) tap the Wallet icon, then b) tap the portfolio icon.
Tap on the portfolio you want to switch to.
How do I receive funds in my Trezor?
Before you begin, please ensure that the asset and network you're sending are supported by Trezor Safe 7 on Exodus.
If you send an unsupported asset, or send a token on an unsupported network, you won't see it in your Trezor wallet. In this case, you might need to go through a recovery process.
For help, please contact Exodus Support by sending an email to [email protected] or visiting the messenger (purple chat icon in the bottom-right corner) to start a chat.
a) In your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio, b) swipe down to find the asset you want to receive and tap on it.
Tap the Receive button on the right-hand side of your wallet.
If the asset is available on multiple networks, select the network you want to use.
For assets that exist on multiple networks, only the Ethereum and Solana networks are currently supported.
Check the box to confirm you understand which network you'll receive the funds on.
Next, you will see your address in plain text and as a QR code. To receive this asset, you can paste this address into the sending platform.
Once the funds are sent to Exodus, the transaction will show as Receiving under Pending. After the transaction is confirmed on the blockchain, the funds will be available in your wallet.
How do I send funds from my Trezor?
a) In your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio, b) swipe down to find the asset you want to send and tap on it.
Tap the Send button.
If the asset you are sending has a balance on multiple networks, you need to select the network you want to use for the transaction.
a) Tap the switch icon to choose between entering the amount in fiat or crypto. b) Enter the amount you would like to send, and c) tap Continue.
You can set custom transaction fees for Bitcoin or Ethereum and ERC20 tokens.
a) Tap to paste the destination address, or b) use the QR scanner to scan the destination address QR code. When ready, c) tap Preview.
Double-check that the address is correct. Transactions on the blockchain are irreversible.
If this is your first time sending a transaction, you'll see a warning that it is permanent. Tap Got It to confirm that you understand that transactions can't be canceled or reversed.
Review the transaction details. If everything looks good, slide the arrow to the right to send your crypto.
Make sure your Trezor is unlocked and connected.
Approve the transaction directly on your Trezor.
If you’re sending from a passphrase wallet, you’ll be prompted to enter the passphrase on your Trezor before you can approve the transaction. You need to enter the exact passphrase you used to create the wallet.
After your transaction is sent, tap Done.
How do I swap from my Trezor?
Due to regulatory restrictions, swapping with Trezor in Exodus is not available in certain jurisdictions.
a) In your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio, b) swipe down to find the asset you want to swap and tap on it.
Tap the Swap button.
If the asset is enabled on multiple networks, select the network.
At the top, a) select the asset you want to swap. Then, at the bottom, b) select the asset you want to receive.
If either asset is available on multiple networks, c) the list will expand so you can select the network.
Next, enter the amount of crypto you want to swap:
a) MIN: the minimum amount you can swap
c) MAX: swap all of your balance
If your balance is below the minimum required to start a swap, tapping this will show the maximum swap amount allowed for that pair
c) Tap to enter the exact fiat or crypto amount you want to swap
Before you swap, you can view the network transaction fee at the bottom of your screen. The fee will be shown in the asset you are using to pay it. To see the fiat value, tap on the fee.
Network transaction fees are paid with the main asset of the network that the asset you're swapping runs on: Which asset do I pay transaction fees with?
Make sure your Trezor is unlocked. Check and confirm the amount of crypto you will send and receive, then tap Swap.
You will then be prompted to approve the transaction directly on your Trezor.
If you’re sending from a passphrase wallet, you’ll be prompted to enter the passphrase on your Trezor before you can approve the transaction. You need to enter the exact passphrase you used to create the wallet.
If successful, your wallet will show Receiving... Tap Continue to return to your wallet or close Exodus. Your new crypto will arrive in your wallet shortly!
How do I connect to dApps and web3 apps in my Trezor?
The web3 browser in Exodus Mobile is only available if you created your wallet before April 22, 2026. If you created your Exodus wallet after this date, you won't be able to connect your Trezor Safe 7 to web3 apps with the web3 browser.
WalletConnect is not supported in the Trezor and Exodus Mobile integration.
On supported networks in your Trezor portfolio, you can connect to dApps and web3 apps with the web3 browser:
To connect to web3 apps, a) in your Trezor portfolio, b) tap the Wallet icon, then c) swipe down to go to the profile screen.
Tap Web3.
To learn more, visit: Web3 browser in Exodus Mobile.
How do I transfer funds between Exodus and Trezor?
Exodus has a transfer option to move funds between Exodus and your Trezor hardware wallet.
Transferring funds between Exodus and Trezor will incur a transaction fee.
Here's how to move funds from your Exodus wallet to Trezor and vice versa:
a) Select the portfolio you want to send from, b) swipe down to find the asset you want to send and tap on it.
In the wallet of the asset you want to transfer, a) tap the Send button.
a) Tap the arrow icon to select if you want to enter an amount in fiat or crypto. b) Enter an amount to send, and c) tap Continue.
You can set custom transaction fees for Bitcoin or Ethereum and ERC20 tokens.
a) Tap the drop-down menu and b) select what portfolio you want to send the funds to. Next, c) tap Preview.
Review the transaction details. If everything looks good, slide the arrow to the right to send your crypto. You will also have to confirm the transaction on your Trezor.
Make sure your Trezor is unlocked and open.
Approve the transaction directly on your Trezor.
If you’re sending from a passphrase wallet, you’ll be prompted to enter the passphrase on your Trezor before you can approve the transaction. You need to enter the exact passphrase you used to create the wallet.
How do I disconnect my Trezor portfolio from Exodus?
In Exodus Mobile, a) tap the Wallet icon, then b) tap the Portfolio icon.
Tap the gear icon for the Trezor portfolio you want to delete.
Tap Disconnect Trezor.
Tap Continue to confirm.
How do I view my Trezor portfolio on Desktop?
The Trezor Safe 7 portfolio on Exodus Desktop is view-only. Sending and swapping funds from your Trezor is only supported on Mobile.
To view your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio on Exodus Desktop, you will need to sync the mobile wallet that is paired with your Trezor to your desktop wallet.
Here are the steps to view your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio on Mobile:
First, ensure that your Trezor is paired to your mobile wallet. For instructions, visit the section: How do I connect my Trezor Safe 7 to Exodus Mobile?
Next, you will need to sync your mobile wallet to your desktop wallet. For instructions, visit: How do I sync Exodus Mobile to Exodus Desktop?
You can now view your Trezor wallet directly from Exodus Desktop and switch between your portfolios.
Can I stake crypto with my Trezor Safe 7?
Yes, with your Safe 7 connected to Exodus Mobile, you can stake Solana (SOL).
The time it takes to stake, unstake, when you start earning rewards, and the claim process vary depending on network conditions.
Due to regulatory restrictions, certain wallet addresses and jurisdictions will not be able to stake from Exodus.
How do I stake crypto with my Trezor?
When your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio is selected, you can stake, unstake, and claim unstaked SOL.
All staking transactions need to be approved with your Trezor.
To connect to web3 apps, a) tap the Wallet icon, b) switch to your Trezor portfolio, then c) swipe down to go to the profile screen.
Tap Staking.
Tap on Solana to open its staking menu.
From here, you can stake, unstake, and claim unstaked SOL.
The time it takes to stake, unstake, and earn your first rewards varies depending on network conditions. To learn more about staking SOL, visit: Staking Solana (SOL) FAQs.
All staking transactions need to be approved on your Trezor device. When you are prompted, use your Trezor device to approve the staking transactions.
Can I interact with NFTs in my Trezor Safe 7?
Managing NFTs from your Exodus Trezor portfolio isn’t supported. To learn how to interact with NFTs held in your Trezor, visit Trezor's website: Managing NFTs with Trezor.
For more information on NFTs in Exodus, visit: What is the NFT gallery in Exodus?
Can I buy and sell crypto with my Trezor Safe 7?
Yes, in supported jurisdictions, you can buy and sell crypto from your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio.
In this guide, we'll go over how to buy crypto with Trezor and how to sell crypto with Trezor.
To learn more about buying or selling crypto in Exodus, visit:
How do I buy crypto with my Trezor?
a) Make sure that you have selected your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio, then b) tap the Buy & Sell icon.
a) On the Buy tab, b) select the crypto you want to buy.
a) Tap to enter the amount you want to buy, or b) use the slider to choose from preset amounts.
The amount entered is in the same fiat currency set for your wallet. However, if that currency isn’t supported, a different one is automatically selected: How do I change the fiat currency?
Choose a) a payment method and b) a third-party fiat API provider (if available). Then, c) tap Continue.
Follow the steps from the third-party fiat API provider to proceed with your purchase. Visit the guides below to learn more:
Depending on network traffic, your crypto should generally arrive within 5-20 minutes.
How do I sell crypto with my Trezor?
a) Make sure that you have selected your Trezor Safe 7 portfolio, then b) tap the Buy & Sell icon.
a) Tap Sell and b) select the crypto you want to sell.
a) Tap to enter the amount of crypto you want to sell, or b) use the slider to choose from preset amounts.
a) Select how you want to receive your payment, and b) tap Continue.
Make sure your Trezor is unlocked and connected.
Follow the on-screen steps to complete your sale. For more info, visit: How do I sell crypto using MoonPay in Exodus?
When you're ready to sell your funds, review the transaction details and tap Sell.
Approve the transactions on your Trezor to complete the sale. Once approved, your crypto will be sent, and your order will be processed soon.
If you’re sending from a passphrase wallet, you’ll be prompted to enter the passphrase on your Trezor before you can approve the transaction. You need to enter the exact passphrase you used to create the wallet.
To learn more ways to sell your funds, visit: How can I sell and withdraw Bitcoin and other crypto?
How do I update the firmware on my Trezor Safe 7?
To update your firmware, you'll need to connect your Safe 7 to your Trezor Suite app.
To learn how to do this, visit Trezor’s official guide: Update Trezor Firmware.
Can I see my Trezor secret key or private keys in Exodus?
Your Exodus secret key does not back up your Trezor wallet. Your Trezor's secret key is different and is only shown when you first set up your Trezor. To learn more, visit Trezor's guide: Backups & recovery.
Exodus doesn’t display your Trezor secret key or private keys.
Trezor only shows your secret key once when you first set it up. Trezor never displays individual private keys.
After you finish setting up your Trezor, your secret key is stored offline by your Trezor, and viewing it is no longer possible.
As a result, Exodus never has access to your Trezor secret key or private keys, and it's not possible to view them with Exodus.
This is also why it’s essential to write down your secret key when you set up your Trezor, and store it securely.
Never keep a digital copy of your secret key, and never share it with anyone. For more security tips, visit: How do I keep my secret key safe?
How do I restore on a new Trezor Safe 7?
Restoring your Trezor Safe 7 requires using Trezor Suite. You can download Trezor Suite from Trezor’s website: Download Trezor Suite.
Once installed, follow Trezor’s official guides to recover your wallet:
Trezor Suite is a third-party platform that is not affiliated with Exodus. As such, Exodus cannot guarantee the performance of its products/services or that the steps shown and the information provided will always be accurate.
Why can’t I sign a transaction after entering my passphrase?
If you're prompted to enter a passphrase when transacting with your Trezor portfolio, it means the portfolio was originally created with a passphrase. If you can't sign a transaction, it may be because the passphrase entered doesn’t match the one used to create the wallet.
To sign a transaction from a passphrase-protected wallet, you must enter the exact same passphrase that was used to create that wallet. If the passphrase is incorrect, the transaction can’t be signed, and you won’t be able to transact with the funds.
In this case, a) you’ll see a message saying the transaction couldn’t be signed. b) Tap Try again to re-enter the passphrase.
When entering your passphrase, make sure to:
Enter the passphrase exactly as you did originally
Avoid spelling mistakes
Remember that passphrases are case-sensitive
Know that spaces count as characters
Only the exact same passphrase will let you access your passphrase wallet and sign transactions from it. Without the correct passphrase, you won’t be able to access the wallet or its funds.
If you forgot your passphrase, try the password recovery strategies in What if I forgot my passphrase?
To learn more about passphrase wallets, visit the section: What are passphrase wallets on Trezor Safe 7 in Exodus Mobile?
What if I forgot my passphrase?
If you’ve lost or forgotten your passphrase, there’s no way to access the passphrase wallet or the funds inside without it. Here are some password recovery tips that may help you remember it.
1. Try common variations: think about how you typically create passwords.
Capitalization changes (e.g., Password123 vs. password123)
Substitutions (e.g., @ instead of a or $ instead of s)
Frequently used phrases, birthdays, favorite numbers, or pet names
2. Check password managers or browser storage: You may have saved your password without realizing it.
iCloud Keychain (for iOS/macOS)
Google Password Manager
Third-party apps like 1Password
Browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) password managers
3. Look through personal notes: Sometimes passwords are written down or saved in other places.
Physical notebooks or sticky notes
Notes apps with encryption (e.g., Apple Notes, Evernote, etc.)
Backup files in cloud storage like iCloud or Google Drive
Only the correct passphrase can give you access to your passphrase wallet. If you forget or lose the passphrase, you won’t be able to access the wallet or its funds.
Why can't I see all my Trezor Safe 7 funds in Exodus?
If your funds don't appear in Exodus after connecting your Trezor, it could be due to a few different reasons.
If you're connecting a passphrase wallet but use the wrong passphrase the first time you connect your Trezor, it will create a new, empty passphrase wallet, and you won't see your funds. In that case, you can disconnect and try reconnecting your Trezor using the correct passphrase.
If you've used your Trezor Safe 7 with other wallets and platforms like Trezor Suite, you may notice that some or all of your funds don't appear in Exodus Mobile, even though you're using the same device.
This can happen because different wallet apps can use different address formats, derivation paths, or account structures. Here's what that means:
Only supported assets are accessible in Exodus Mobile: For a list of all assets supported by Trezor Safe 7 in Exodus Mobile, visit: Which assets are supported on Trezor Safe 7 in Exodus?
Different address formats: Some wallet apps support address formats that Exodus doesn't. If your funds are on an unsupported address type, they won't appear in Exodus. For example, only Native SegWit Bitcoin addresses are supported on Trezor Safe 7 portfolios in Exodus Mobile.
Different derivation paths: Platforms like Trezor Suite may use a different derivation path to generate addresses. If Exodus doesn't support that path, those funds won't appear.
Multiple accounts or addresses for the same asset: Trezor Suite allows multiple accounts for the same asset. Exodus currently supports one account per asset, so additional accounts won't be visible.
If your assets are stored on addresses or accounts that Exodus doesn't support, you'll need to send them to the Trezor address that is supported in Exodus.
You can find the supported address for each asset in your Exodus Trezor portfolio. For more information, visit: How do I receive funds in my Trezor?
What should I do if my Trezor is lost or stolen?
If your Trezor Safe 7 is lost or stolen, it's important to move your crypto to a new wallet as soon as possible. This ensures that even if someone gains access to your old Trezor, they won't be able to access your assets.
Do not continue using the wallet from the lost or stolen Trezor. Someone who cracks your PIN and/or passphrase could access your funds.
If you have a new Trezor available:
Restore your wallet on the new Trezor using your original 20-word secret key.
Send your funds to your Exodus wallet or a new wallet using a different secret key.
Wipe your Trezor and set it up as a new device. This will generate a new secret key.
Once your Trezor is set up with the new secret key, you can send your funds back to it.
This process ensures your funds are no longer tied to the secret key from your lost or stolen Trezor.
For more information and instructions on how to do this, visit Trezor's guide: Move crypto to a wallet with a new seed.
If you do not have a Trezor available:
You can restore your Trezor wallet in a compatible wallet.
If your secret key is 12 words, you can restore your wallet directly in Exodus.
Exodus Desktop also supports 24-word secret keys. If you need help restoring a 24-word secret key, email us at [email protected] or visit the messenger (purple chat icon in the bottom-right corner) to start a chat.
After restoring your lost Trezor wallet, immediately move your funds to a new wallet with a new secret key. This helps ensure your funds stay secure.
In some cases, assets might not appear automatically after restoring. If this happens, or if you are unsure how to restore your Trezor wallet, please contact Exodus Support.
For a list of wallets that support standard secret keys or passphrases, visit: