TREE NEWS update: Hardware wallet maker Trezor said Tuesday it is reducing the number of resellers authorized to sell its devices, calling the move a preventive step after “recent supply-chain incidents.” The company did not disclose how many resellers it is dropping or which ones. The change follows a breach at a Ledger reseller that exposed customer data.
Trezor Cuts Reseller Network After Ledger Supply-Chain Breach
Trezor's decision turns a rival's supply-chain failure into a trust argument for its own channel, but the logic cuts both ways: fewer resellers means fewer points of exposure and also fewer places to buy. The detail that matters most is what Trezor left unsaid — no count, no names — which leaves users unable to judge whether their usual seller is affected. Whether other hardware wallet makers follow with similar reseller reviews, and whether Trezor eventually discloses scope, is the open question.
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