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Trezor Wallet Statement

To document supported Trezor activity, copy the relevant public receive address from Trezor Suite and create one statement per address and asset. The hardware device and recovery seed are not connected or shared for a standard statement.

Supported scope

NetworkAssetsStatus
Bitcoin mainnetBTC address activitySupported
Ethereum mainnetETH, ERC-20 USDC and USDTSupported

Not supported

  • XPUB account aggregation
  • Trezor-supported assets on other chains
  • Exchange activity
  • Multiple accounts in one PDF

How to create the report

  1. 01

    Select the account in Trezor Suite

    Open the relevant BTC or Ethereum account and copy its public receive address.

  2. 02

    Match address and asset

    A Bitcoin account may use multiple receiving addresses. Generate reports for the exact addresses relevant to the review.

  3. 03

    Create the report

    Paste the address, choose the asset and period, preview the activity, then download PDF and CSV.

Compare the available records

RecordUseful forLimitation
Trezor Suite historyManaging the hardware walletReviewer formatting depends on the native export
Public explorerChecking addresses and transactionsNo consistent statement presentation
CryptoBankStatementDated PDF, CSV and evidence linksDoes not aggregate XPUB-derived addresses

Anonymized example

A Bitcoin user who received funds across several Trezor addresses creates a separate report for each address requested by the reviewer and uses the free wallet inventory template to explain which addresses belong to the same account.

Frequently asked questions

Do I connect my Trezor device?
No. A standard statement requires only a public address copied from Trezor Suite.
Does one BTC address show the whole Trezor account?
Not necessarily. HD wallets can use many addresses. Use the addresses relevant to the requested evidence and explain the scope.
Can I export Ethereum tokens?
The service supports Ethereum-mainnet ETH, ERC-20 USDC and ERC-20 USDT.
Is CryptoBankStatement affiliated with Trezor?
No. Trezor is referenced only to explain compatibility.

Primary sources

Written by CryptoBankStatement editorial team. Last reviewed 2026-08-28.

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