Trezor Suite adds Arc: send, receive, buy and swap on the stablecoin-native network

What Trezor announced

Trezor said on its official X account on 26 October 2026, at 17:01 UTC, that it now supports Arc, which it calls the stablecoin-native network. The announcement says Arc can be used directly in Trezor Suite, the company's desktop, web and mobile app for its hardware wallets.

Four actions are named: send, receive, buy and swap on Arc. The post came with a short official video that ends on a Trezor screen showing the Arc Network logo.

How signing works

Trezor stresses that nothing about its security model changes for the new network. Private keys stay offline on the device, and every Arc transaction has to be confirmed on the Trezor's Trusted Display before it is signed, so the amount and destination can be checked on the hardware itself rather than only on the computer or phone screen.

What the announcement does not say

Trezor's post is brief. It does not list which Trezor models support Arc, which stablecoins or tokens appear in Suite, which providers handle the buy and swap features, or what fees apply. If those details matter to you, check inside Trezor Suite before moving funds, and make sure the app is up to date.

Our take

Arc support is spreading across hardware wallets: Exchange.news has already covered Ledger's and SafePal's Arc rollouts, and Trezor now joins them. For people who hold stablecoins on a hardware wallet, being able to send and swap on a new network without moving keys to a hot wallet is the practical gain.

As always, send a small test amount first on a network you have not used before, and read the address and amount on the device screen before you approve. If you want a simple everyday wallet for USDC alongside a hardware wallet, the Base app is covered in the box below.