Connecting Your Trezor Wallet to Awaken Tax
Awaken makes it simple to report your crypto taxes when using a Trezor hardware wallet. Whether you're managing assets on Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, or other blockchains, just paste your wallet address. We’ll automatically import your transaction history and generate accurate tax reports for you.
✅ Step-by-Step: Connecting Your Trezor Wallet to Awaken
To connect your Trezor wallet to Awaken:
Go to the Accounts tab in Awaken
Click Add Account
Type Trezor in the search bar
Select the blockchain of the wallet you want to import
Click Add Wallet
Paste your public wallet address for each blockchain you’ve used
Awaken will automatically sync your transaction history from supported blockchains.
Simply paste each wallet address you use with Trezor, and Awaken will pull your full on-chain history — including trades, NFT activity, bridges, and DeFi interactions — with no extra steps.
📌 Tip: If you've used multiple Trezor-generated addresses (or different addresses per chain), make sure to add each one individually to capture all your activity.
📄 Importing CSVs
If you've used Trezor with blockchains not supported via direct integration, or if you prefer not to connect directly, you can upload your transaction history via a CSV file instead.
For Cosmos and related chains (e.g., Osmosis, Cosmos Hub):
Visit stake.tax and select the appropriate chain
Input your wallet address and export the CSV
Follow our formatting guide: 👉 How to Format Your CSV for Awaken Tax
Go to Accounts > Add Account > Upload CSV and drag in your file
🌍 How to Do Trezor Wallet Taxes in Awaken
Awaken applies tax rules based on your country, automatically classifying activity like:
Capital gains from token swaps and NFT sales
Income from staking, airdrops, and rewards
Deductible gas or bridge fees, if applicable
You’ll get a complete, audit-ready tax report with no manual tagging required. For a breakdown of rules by country, check out: 📚 Global Crypto Tax Landscape 2025
🕵️ Does Trezor Report to the IRS?
No — Trezor is a self-custodial hardware wallet and does not report to the IRS or any tax authority. It does not collect personal information or link wallet activity to your identity.
However, if you’ve interacted with centralized exchanges, your wallet may be traceable. For example, if you’ve transferred crypto from an exchange like Kraken or Coinbase to your Trezor wallet, the IRS may be able to link those addresses. That’s why it’s important to include all Trezor wallet activity in your Awaken tax report.
