Work with an Ethereum Testnet in a Trezor wallet: a guide to access Safe Global

As a user of the Safe Multi-Signature (SAFE) protocol, it is likely to be familiar with the importance of having access to its test accounts within the safe onion. However, by connecting thesis test accounts to their Trezor wallet, users to find a problem in which only their main accounts of Ethereum are shown. This can hinder the ability to create a multi-sig configuration in SAFE.

In this article, we will guide it through the steps to access and connect its Ethereum Testnet accounts in a Trezor wallet using the Global Safe platform.

Step 1: Make sure your trial accounts are registered in SAFE

Before proceeding, make sure your Ethereum test accounts are registered in SAFE. You can do this following the thesis steps:

• Go to the [safe website] ( and log in with your email and password.

• Click “Accounts” and then click “Record new accounts.”

• Select “Testnet” as an account type and follow the indications to register a new Ethereum test account.

Step 2: Update the software of your trezor wallet

To access your test accounts, you must update your Trezor wallet software to the latest version. You can do this by:

• Go to [Trezor website] ( and downloading the latest Trezor wallet software.

• Software installation updated on your device.

Step 3: Enable Testnet access in your trezor wallet

Once you have updated your wallet, follow these steps to enable access to Testnet:

• Open your trezor wallet application or browser extension (depending on your device).

• Go to “configuration” or “preferences” and click on the “Testnet” tab.

• Enable “allow access to Testnet” and select “enable” if requested.

Step 4: Connect your test accounts to Safe Global

Now that you have enabled access to the test network, you can connect your Ethereum test accounts to Safe Global. Here is like:

• Go to the [safe website] ( and log in with your email and password.

• Click “Accounts” and then click “Add account”.

• Select “Testnet” as an account type and follow the indications to add a new Ethereum test account to Safe Global.

Step 5: Create a multi-sig configuration

With its test accounts connected to SAFE Global, you can now create a multi-SIG configuration. Here is like:

• Go to the [safe website] ( and log in with your email and password.

• Click “Create account” or “Add wallet”.

• Select “Testnet” as an account type.

• Follow the indications to configure your Ethereum test accounts for Safe Global.

• Create a multi-sig configuration by selecting the necessary accounts and clicking on “Save”.

Problem solution tips

If you find any problem duration, here are some problem solving tips:

• Verify that your Trezor wallet software is updated and installed correctly.

• Make sure your test accounts are registered in SAFE and have access to the test network in your Trezor wallet.

• Verify that you have successfully connected your test accounts to Safe Global.

Following the thesis steps, I should now be able to access and connect its Ethereum Testnet accounts in a Trezor wallet using the Global Safe platform. If you find any problem or have more questions, do not hesitate to communicate with our support team to get help.