Trezor Tells Customers From One Reseller to Move Their Funds Now
Oct 31, 2026
Trezor is warning customers who bought devices from reseller CryptoBilis since March 2026 to move their crypto to a new wallet after a possible hardware implant was found.
A Warning From One Specific Reseller
Trezor is asking some of its customers to take action after a report of a possible hardware implant showed up in devices sold through a reseller called CryptoBilis. If you bought a Trezor from that seller anytime since March 2026, the advice is simple: don't keep trusting that device.
The recommended fix is to move your funds to a brand new wallet with a brand new seed phrase, rather than just resetting the device you already have. A compromised supply chain is one of the trickiest problems in crypto security because the device can look completely normal while something extra is riding along inside it.
Why Reseller Trust Matters
This isn't the first time hardware wallet buyers have gotten burned by where they bought from rather than who made the wallet. The safest move is always buying directly from Trezor or an authorized retailer. If you're unsure where your device came from, it's worth checking now rather than after something goes wrong with your coins.