Trezor trims its reseller network after supply-chain scares

Trezor is getting a lot pickier about who gets to sell its hardware wallets. The SatoshiLabs-owned company said on October 13, 2026, that it is shrinking its authorized reseller network after supply-chain incidents raised tampering concerns across the hardware wallet industry. The first name off the list is CryptoBilis. That choice was not random. CryptoBilis is the reseller tied to a major incident involving Ledger devices, with estimated losses of $86 million to $103 million across wallets that mostly held USDT on Tron. Trezor is choosing its words carefully. It calls the wider cut preventive and says it has no evidence that any of its devices were compromised. What Trezor actually did Trezor pulled CryptoBilis from its seller list on October 11, 2026, two days before announcing the broader reduction. The company described the removal as a precaution after reports surfaced that Ledger devices had been tampered with. Ledger has linked hundreds of wallet drain incidents to devices sold through CryptoBilis. Notably, CryptoBilis has since ceased the sale of hardware wallets altogether. The cleanup goes beyond a single seller. Trezor plans to update its resellers page after the New Ye...