Trezor integrates CoinJoin transaction-mixing technology into its wallets

Hardware wallet maker Trezor announced the integration of CoinJoin transaction-privacy technology from the Wasabi Wallet team into its devices.

Enter a new era of privacy with Trezor. Pay with your money, not with your data!

We’re proud to be the first hardware wallet to implement coinjoin in collaboration with @wasabiwallet

To celebrate, get 15% off a Trezor Model T between April 19 and 26?https://t.co/eu2j47vuLl

— Trezor (@Trezor) April 19, 2023

Initially the option will not be available on the entry-level Model One devices.

It won\’t be available on Trezor Model One from the very beginning, but once we\’re done with testing, you can use Coinjoin with this Trezor model as well ?

— Trezor (@Trezor) April 19, 2023

The sides first announced a partnership in September 2022. The head of public relations and reputation management at the zkSNACKs developer, Karo Zagorus, noted that talks with Trezor began as early as 2019.

In February 2023, media reported that taking the project under control of producing chips for the flagship Model T in order to optimise production rates.

As reported in November 2022, amid the FTX collapse, experts noted a rise in sales of hardware wallets like Trezor.

Interest in investments in crypto-asset custody solutions was shown by the Bitcoin exchange Binance and the venture firm Polychain Capital. The launch of a hardware custody solution was announced by the decentralized exchange 1inch Network.