Adding TRON support to a hardware wallet involves more than displaying an address that begins with T. TRON’s official wallet developer guide describes the broader wallet workflow: deriving addresses, constructing transactions, signing them, broadcasting them, and retrieving balances. A hardware-wallet integration must coordinate these steps with the device’s signing interface while keeping private keys protected. Transaction details also need to be presented clearly before the user approves a signature. Users should understand which account is involved, what asset is being transferred, and which destination is receiving it. Developers should use established SDKs and device-supported signing methods rather than improvising cryptographic handling. They should also test transaction serialization and signature verification carefully, because a mismatch can prevent a valid transaction from being accepted. Secure self-custody depends on the whole workflow—not merely storing a key on a separate device. @trondao @justinsuntron #TronEcoStar