New Trezor devices use 20-word SLIP39 seeds. This is annoying, but after having researched the protocol, I like that you can protect the same wallet with a single-share seed (1-of-1) and seamlessly upgrade your seed to use a set of corresponding keys which allow for M-of-N threshold wallet recovery (the 1-of-1 account, in this case). It's essentially BIP39 + Shamir's Secret Sharing. But of course, I don't want to use it without being able to recover my wallet in Stack Wallet in emergencies, hence this issue. Close if unwanted
New Trezor devices use 20-word SLIP39 seeds. This is annoying, but after having researched the protocol, I like that you can protect the same wallet with a single-share seed (1-of-1) and seamlessly upgrade your seed to use a set of corresponding keys which allow for M-of-N threshold wallet recovery (the 1-of-1 account, in this case). It's essentially BIP39 + Shamir's Secret Sharing. But of course, I don't want to use it without being able to recover my wallet in Stack Wallet in emergencies, hence this issue. Close if unwanted