Trezor Fortifies Crypto Trading with MEV Protection Integration

Trezor just flipped the script on predatory trading tactics—your hardware wallet now fights back against maximal extractable value attacks.

Shielding Your Assets

The new MEV protection feature intercepts front-running bots before they can snipe your transactions. It analyzes pending trades in real-time, identifying suspicious patterns that signal incoming exploitation attempts.

Network-Level Defense

This isn't just another privacy setting—it's a fundamental restructuring of how transactions reach the blockchain. Trezor's system prioritizes fair ordering while maintaining transaction speed, creating a moat around your digital assets.

Because let's face it: Wall Street's worst behaviors migrated to crypto years ago—at least now we're building better guardrails than traditional finance ever managed.

Trezor Enhances Suite with MEV Protection

Trezor, founded in 2013, was one of the first companies to make secure hardware wallets for Bitcoin, giving users full control over their crypto. Today, it supports a wide range of digital currencies.

Part of SatoshiLabs, which focuses on Bitcoin and crypto tools, Trezor launched Trezor Academy in 2024 to teach beginners how to safely manage risks in the crypto world. 

Trezor’s new feature launch happens as DeFi platforms face criticism for bot-related issues that undermine user trust. No plans were shared for adding it to other blockchains, but Trezor says it builds on earlier security improvements in the Suite app. 

Trezor is making it easier and safer for people to manage their digital assets. The company is focused on building trust and giving users a smoother experience in the fast-moving DeFi world. 

As part of this push, on August 22, 2025, Trezor added WalletConnect support to its Trezor Suite app, letting users connect with other platforms and apps more seamlessly. It’s a small but meaningful step toward making DeFi a bit more user-friendly and reliable.