Trezor Has Officially Integrated 1inch Fusion Into Its Trezor Suite

Trezor has officially integrated 1inch Fusion into its Trezor Suite, giving users a new way to swap cryptocurrencies without native gas tokens.

Trezor has officially integrated 1inch Fusion into its Trezor Suite, enabling users to swap cryptocurrencies without needing native gas tokens. This collaboration marks a significant step in improving both security and usability in DeFi.

Announced via email, Trezor's integration of 1inch Fusion introduces a seamless cross-chain swapping experience within the Trezor Suite, supporting chains like ETH, MATIC, and ARB. Tokens can be swapped directly in the Suite, eliminating the requirement for the network's native token. The 1inch Fusion protocol is designed to identify the best prices and protect against manipulation attempts.

"One of the standout advantages of 1inch Fusion is its strong defense against MEV attacks, particularly sandwich attacks," Trezor notes in the email. "These types of manipulation tactics are commonly used by bots and traders monitoring blockchain activity."

Explaining further, Trezor adds: "When a pending transaction is detected, a malicious actor can place one order before and one order after the victim's transaction, thereby manipulating the market to their advantage. This results in the victim receiving a worse price, while the attacker profits from the engineered slippage. Because 1inch hides the timing and type of trades, it's difficult for attackers to target and take advantage of them. The risk of manipulation is therefore significantly lowered."

This integration builds upon Trezor's devices, like the Model T, Safe 3, and Safe 5, which are renowned for hardware-level security. Tokens are swapped only after offline signing on Trezor devices, ensuring that the user's private keys never leave the secure hardware environment.

The partnership also highlights the importance of self-custody solutions in an era marked by the rise of phishing schemes and exploits targeting smart contracts.

"Trust is on the line," Trezor concludes. "We, at Trezor, prefer to build, not trust. That's why we're excited to introduce 1inch Fusion into the Trezor Suite."

Trezor's broad compatibility, especially with newer devices, opens up decentralized finance to a wider audience while maintaining a strong focus on security.

Hardware wallets are typically associated with limited functionality, forcing users to rely on external dApps or manually bridge assets across networks. However, this partnership combines the strengths of both parties, handling the complexity in the background to present a streamlined yet secure experience to the user.

The integration of 1inch Fusion into the Trezor Suite marks a significant step in expanding the accessibility and usability of decentralized finance.

This partnership aligns with Trezor's broader focus on decentralization and user autonomy. As more users seek alternatives to centralized exchanges and desire to manage their crypto in a truly decentralized manner, having direct access to DeFi services within a secure hardware environment becomes increasingly crucial.

The partnership also underscores the growing demand for user-friendly and affordable deep Web3 solutions, especially as gasless transactions and protection from malicious activity become critical concerns for blockchain users.

This update from Trezor provides a valuable addition to the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency technology.