Trezor stated there is no evidence its own devices were compromised, and it has received no reports of tampering from resellers such as CryptoBilis. The company is implementing stricter requirements for how its hardware is sourced, stored, and handled, though affected partners may sell remaining stock through the holiday season.
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
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Trezor Slashes Reseller Network to Curb Supply Chain Risks
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The hardware wallet maker is terminating most of its third party distribution agreements to tighten security and distribution controls. Existing authorizations for partners expire January 1, 2027, and those affected will receive no new inventory shipments. The move follows a supply chain attack on competitor Ledger and other industry security incidents to protect customers' digital assets.
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