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@arthur2079/provider-trezor

v1.1.0

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Trezor integration for hub. [Homepage](https://trezor.io//) | [Docs](https://docs.trezor.io/trezor-suite/)

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Trezor

Trezor integration for hub.
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Implementation notes/limitations

Group

⚠️ EVM

We only support Ethereum for now.

⚠️ UTXO

We support Bitcoin only. The connect flow lets the user pick the address type via derivation path (Native SegWit 84', Nested SegWit 49', Legacy 44', Taproot 86').

Trezor Connect has no PSBT API — its signTransaction takes explicit inputs/outputs — so Rango's BTC PSBT is parsed with bitcoinjs-lib and translated into that shape, then signed and broadcast via Trezor's Blockbook backend (push: true). version, locktime and per-input sequence are preserved from the PSBT; only SIGHASH_ALL is supported. Rango's PSBT carries no bip32Derivation, so the connect-time path is kept (like the EVM signer) and applied to the inputs.

Other UTXO chains (LTC/DOGE/BCH/ZEC) are not implemented — they arrive from Rango as plain transfers (no PSBT) and would use Trezor's composeTransaction instead.

Feature

❌ Switch Account

Switch account is not supported. Users must choose the account via derivation path when connecting.

❌ Auto Connect

Auto-connect is not supported. Trezor requires explicit user interaction (device unlock, permissions, and address export), and the integration does not implement silent eager connect (canEagerConnect). The derivation path must also be selected at connect time and is not restored automatically on reload.

More wallet information can be found in readme.md.