Working with an Ethereum Testnet on a Trezor Wallet: A guide to Accessing Safe Global
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STEP 1: ENSURE YOUR TEST ACCOUSTS ARE RETISTERED ON SAFE
Before proceeding, You can do this steps:
- Go to the [safe website] ( and log in with your email and password.
- Click on “Accounts” and then click on “Register New Accounts.”
- Select “testet”
Step 2: Update Your Trezor Wallet’s Software
To access your test accounts, you’ll need to update your trezor wallet software to the latest version. You can do this by:
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- Installing the updated software on your device.
Step 3: Enable Testnet Access in Your Trezor Wallet
Once you’ve updated your Wallet, follow these steps to enable testnet access:
- Open Your Trezor Wallet App or Browser Extension (depending on your device).
- Go to “Settings” or “Preferences” and click on the “Testnet” tab.
- Enable “Allow Testnet Access” and select “enable” if prompted.
Step 4: Connect Your Test Accounts to Safe Global
Now that you have enabled testet access, you can connect your Ethereum test accounts to safe global. Here’s How:
- Go to the [safe website] ( and log in with your email and password.
- Click on “Accounts” and then click on “Add account.”
- Select “testet”
Step 5: Create and Multi-Sig Configuration
With your test accounts connected to safe global, you can now create a multi-sig configuration. Here’s How:
- Go to the [safe website] ( and log in with your email and password.
- Click on “Create Account” or “Add Wallet.”
- Select “Testnet” as the Account Type.
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- Create a multi-sig configuration by selecting the necessary accounts and clicking “Save.”
Troubleshooting Tips
Tips:
- Check that your trezor wallet software is up-to-date and installed correctly.
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Following these steps, you should now be able to access and connect your Ethereum testet. .