Use Elbaite to buy bitcoin, ETH and stablecoins directly to your Trezor Wallet without giving up control of your wallet or paying separate exchange withdrawal fees.
Non-custodial wallet for hardware-backed self-custody and Web3 apps.
Trezor Wallet is a hardware wallet that stores private keys offline on a physical device so you can sign transactions securely while keeping keys away from internet-connected devices.
When you fund your Trezor Wallet wallet, you are sending crypto to an address that you control, not to an account held by a centralised exchange. Your private keys stay with you, so you keep direct ownership of your assets while you trade, invest or explore Web3.
For many people, the first real step into Web3 is getting crypto into a wallet they control. Funding your Trezor Wallet wallet with bitcoin via wrapped tokens, ETH or stablecoins is often the starting point before you connect to DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces or Web3 apps built for your ecosystem. A clear and reliable way to buy crypto for your Trezor Wallet wallet is therefore critical, especially if you are moving from a traditional bank account into Web3 for the first time.
Many Trezor Wallet users start by buying crypto on a centralised exchange and then paying a separate withdrawal fee just to send funds to their wallet address. This two-step flow adds extra cost and leaves your assets sitting in an exchange account that you do not fully control while you wait to withdraw.
Elbaite is designed as a direct-to-wallet P2P onramp so you can buy crypto for your Trezor Wallet wallet in one flow from your bank account. You deposit USD into your Elbaite account, choose an offer from a verified seller in the marketplace and pay with your USD. The USD is held safely in escrow while the seller sends the crypto directly to the wallet address you selected.
Once the blockchain confirms that the crypto has arrived in your Trezor Wallet wallet, Elbaite releases the USD from escrow to the seller. This means the delivery of your crypto is the first thing that happens and is always verified on-chain before the seller is paid.
Because Elbaite never takes custody of your crypto, your Trezor Wallet wallet remains the place where balances live from the moment the trade completes. You avoid holding assets on an exchange account, reduce the need to pay separate withdrawal fees and keep your Web3 funds under your own control. For self-custody traders and Web3 users focused on hardware-backed self-custody, this direct-to-wallet P2P onramp is a simple way to add funds while staying aligned with how your wallet is meant to be used.
Create an Elbaite account with your email and basic details, then complete identity verification so Elbaite can meet its compliance obligations. Once your account is verified you can reuse it whenever you want to buy crypto for Trezor Wallet or other wallets.
In your Trezor Wallet app or extension, confirm you are on the correct network for the asset you plan to buy, then copy your wallet address. In Elbaite, add a new wallet address entry, paste your Trezor Wallet address and give it a clear label so you can recognise it later. If you use Trezor Wallet on multiple networks, you can add separate address entries for each network you plan to fund.
Use your preferred funding method to deposit USD into your Elbaite account. This balance will be used to pay for trades in the P2P marketplace. Your USD is not sent to the seller directly; it is held in escrow by Elbaite until the crypto arrives in your Trezor Wallet wallet.
Browse the Elbaite marketplace and filter for the asset you want to buy, such as bitcoin via wrapped tokens, ETH or stablecoins. Select the network that matches your Trezor Wallet address, review the seller’s limits and price and then choose an offer that fits your order size.
Confirm the quote, then follow the payment instructions to send USD for the trade. Elbaite holds your USD in escrow while the seller sends the crypto directly to your Trezor Wallet wallet address. You can track blockchain confirmations and see when funds land in your wallet.
After Elbaite verifies on-chain that the crypto has been delivered to your Trezor Wallet wallet, the USD in escrow is released to the seller. Your wallet balance updates and you are ready to connect to Web3 apps, DeFi platforms, NFT marketplaces or other tools that support your wallet.
Answers to common questions before getting started.
To fund your wallet, create and verify your Elbaite account, add your Trezor Wallet receiving address to your Elbaite address book, deposit USD and then choose an offer in the P2P marketplace. When the seller sends crypto directly to your wallet and it is confirmed on-chain, Elbaite releases your USD from escrow.
Elbaite supports major assets such as BTC via wrapped tokens, ETH and popular stablecoins that can be sent to your Trezor Wallet wallet, subject to network support. In the marketplace you can filter by asset and network to match your wallet setup.
Timing depends on the network you choose and general blockchain congestion. After you pay for the trade and the seller broadcasts the transaction, you can track confirmations and see when funds appear in your Trezor Wallet wallet. Most trades settle within minutes, but busier networks can take longer.
With a traditional exchange you often pay trading fees plus a separate withdrawal fee every time you send funds to your wallet. With Elbaite, the price you agree with the seller already reflects fees and there is no additional withdrawal step to fund your Trezor Wallet wallet. This can reduce total costs, especially if you fund your wallet frequently.
Supported networks depend on the asset and your Trezor Wallet configuration. In Elbaite you will see network options that match what your Trezor Wallet wallet can receive. Always double-check that the network you pick in Elbaite is the same network selected in your wallet before confirming a trade.
Yes. Elbaite is a regulated platform and requires identity verification before you can trade. Once your KYC is approved you can reuse the same account whenever you fund this wallet or any other supported wallets.
No. Elbaite never holds crypto on your behalf. Sellers send crypto directly to the Trezor Wallet address you added in your address book. Elbaite only holds your USD in escrow until on-chain delivery is confirmed, then releases it to the seller.
Pricing is built into each marketplace offer. You will see the rate and any platform fees before you confirm a trade. There is no separate withdrawal fee from Elbaite because your crypto is delivered straight to your wallet. Standard network gas fees still apply on the blockchain.
Yes. If you use several addresses or networks with Trezor Wallet, you can save multiple entries in your Elbaite address book. When you place a trade you simply choose the saved address that you want to fund for that transaction.
Elbaite uses an escrow-based P2P model where crypto is delivered to your wallet first and only then is USD released to the seller. Combined with full KYC, on-chain verification and non-custodial delivery, this model is designed to minimise counterparty risk while you keep control of your wallet.
Elbaite Pty Ltd (“Elbaite”) is incorporated in Australia and registered with the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) as a Money Services Business. We will never ask for the private keys to your personal digital currency wallet. Elbaite is not liable for any losses you may incur, and you are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Before deciding if our services are right for you, take into consideration your own financial situation & needs and/or obtain professional financial or taxation advice from a licensed provider. Elbaite does not provide financial advice and Elbaite does not have any affiliation with external traders, advisors or trading platforms. Please note: Be cautious of phishing sites and always verify that you're on the official Elbaite.com website before entering any sensitive information.
