How to Delegate Tezos’ XTZ with SimpleStaking Web Wallet and Trezor Model T
In a previous article, we walked through setting up a fresh TREZOR Model T and making a Tezos delegation using SimpleStaking Desktop Wallet. This guide will walk you through SimpleStaking’s Web Wallet, used in combination with a TREZOR Model T.

Requirements
As a rule of thumb, verify and do not trust. Check the website domains, app providers, retailers, and packaging.
Before continuing, make sure that you have:
- You have an official uninitialised Trezor, and bought it from the official store
https://shop.trezor.io. Do not use second-hand Trezors or buy them from unauthorised retailers, as they could’ve been compromised. Generally, avoid using pre-initialised hardware wallets, Trezor’s packaging has lots of details that would indicate if a package had been pre-opened or not, e.g. the seal:

- The Trezor wallet is Model T and not Model One, as the latter does not support Tezos.
- You have initialised correctly your Trezor Model T and have the latest firmware installed (
2.1.0by Satoshi Labs), as well as the Tezos wallet. For new Trezor users, follow this step-by-step guide on initialising your Trezor. - You have Chrome or Firefox installed, and can access
https://trezor.io/start.
Getting Started with SimpleStaking Web Wallet: Importing a Tezos Account
- On a browser, open SimpleStaking’s official website: 🔒
https://simplestaking.com:

2. As you see, there are two versions: Desktop Wallet and Web Wallet. This time, we will use the Web one. After clicking that button, you will see:

3. Time to connect your Trezor Model T to your device. After connecting, you might need to enter the PIN to unlock it. Afterwards, click on launch:

4. This will prompt the following window, which is requesting you permission to read public keys from your Trezor Model t:

5. After clicking “Allow once for this session”, it you will see exactly what is being exported. In this case, it’s the list of Tezos public keys on your Trezor Model T:

6. Now you will see this window, note that the button has changed to “continue to Select Address”:

7. In the next screen, you will see all your TZ1 addresses available on your Trezor Model T being listed. Select one to continue:

8. This will prompt again a few windows requesting permission to export the selected key:

9. Now that you have granted permission to export the selected key, you can go ahead and give it a human-readable name:

10. After giving the wallet a name, click on “Finish”:

11. Voilà! Your Tezos account is now ready on SimpleStaking Web wallet:

Funding Your Tezos Account on SimpleStaking Web Wallet
- On your dashboard, left navigation bar, click on Receive Funds:

2. In the To field, you will see your current account listed. Select it and click on Continue:

3. You will need to have your Trezor Model T connected and unlocked. When ready, click on “Continue”:

4. This will, once more, lead to the verification windows. This time, you can verify that the address being exported matches the one displayed on your Trezor Model T screen:

5. After successfully verifying your receiving address, you will be able to comfortably scan the QR code or copy the address to your clipboard:

6. When sending the funds to this TZ1 always double-check that it’s the correct one, else you may lose those funds. After initiating the transaction, it might take a few moments to be included into the blockchain:

7. Once it happens, you will see the balance being updated on your wallet dashboard.
Delegating Your Tezos XTZ with SimpleStaking Web Wallet
- Now that you have funded your account, let’s make a delegation. On the left navigation bar, click on “delegate”:
- On the Delegate Funds window, fill in the details: select your
TZ1account from the list; in theTofield, paste the your baker’sTZ1account (ours is tz1eEnQhbwf6trb8Q8mPb2RaPkNk2rN7BKi8, in case you want to bake with us); the amount you wish to delegate, and then theFeeyou can use the default, or even use the minimum of0.00142 XTZ:

3. It’s time for verifying all the fields on your Trezor Model T:

4. On your Trezor, you will need to verify and double-check all the fields above:

5. It will also prompt the permission window, this time you’ll be granting permission for reading the public key and for forging and signing a transaction:

6. Congrats! You’ve just made a Tezos delegation with SimpleStaking Web wallet:

7. After the transaction has been included on Tezos, your account details will be updated and you will be able to see your TZ1 and KT1.

