Trezor Cuts Its Resellers After Ledger Finds Spy Implant in Crypto Wallets
Trezor will end authorization for some resellers on January 1, 2027, citing recent supply-chain incidents and a desire to vet partners more closely. Affected sellers can sell existing stock through the holiday season but will receive no new devices. Trezor says it has no evidence its wallets were compromised and that CryptoBilis, where Ledger found wallets fitted with a recovery-phrase-stealing implant, was already removed from its seller list. Remaining partners will face tighter sourcing, storage and handling rules. The move follows past reports of counterfeit Trezor devices and a customer-data breach that exposed information on 80,689 people, though Trezor said its devices and keys were unaffected. Both manufacturers advise customers to buy only through trusted channels.
