Trezor® Wallet®
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Yes, multiple Trezor Wallet devices can be used together to manage a single account or wallet. This is typically achieved through a feature called "Multisig" (short for multisignature).
Multisig is a security feature that requires multiple signatures (or approvals) to authorize a transaction. It adds an extra layer of security because even if one of the devices is compromised, the funds cannot be accessed without the approval of the other devices.
Here's how it works:
Set up a Multisig Wallet: To use multiple Trezor devices together, you'll need to set up a multisig wallet. This is usually done through the wallet interface or software you're using in conjunction with your Trezor devices.
Select the Number of Signatures: Decide how many signatures are required to authorize a transaction. For example, you might choose 2-of-3, which means that out of three authorized devices, any two can sign a transaction to authorize it.
Initialize Each Trezor Device: Each Trezor device will need to be initialized separately. During initialization, you'll receive a unique set of seed words for each device.
Import Public Keys: Once each device is initialized, import their public keys into your multisig wallet software. These public keys are used to generate the multisig addresses associated with your wallet.
Authorize Transactions: When you want to send funds from your multisig wallet, the transaction must be signed by the required number of devices. Each device will prompt you to approve the transaction, and once the required number of signatures is obtained, the transaction can be broadcast to the network.
Keep Backup of Each Device's Seed Phrase: It's crucial to keep the seed phrases of each Trezor device secure and backed up separately. If one of the devices is lost or damaged, you'll need the seed phrase to recover the wallet.
By using multiple Trezor devices in a multisig setup, you distribute the risk associated with single-point vulnerabilities and enhance the security of your funds. Additionally, it provides redundancy in case one of the devices becomes unavailable.
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