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Get started with your Trezor hardware wallet
Follow these steps to download Trezor Suite, initialize your device, back up the recovery seed, and move your crypto safely.
Offline key storage
Your private keys never leave the device. Transactions are signed on‑device.
Open‑source firmware
Auditable code and frequent updates from a global community.
Suite + Browser support
Use the desktop Suite for best UX or continue in your browser if preferred.
Step‑by‑step setup
- Download Trezor Suite — Official downloads. Choose Windows, macOS, or Linux. Web version: suite.trezor.io/web.
- Install & open — Run the installer and start Suite. If asked, allow USB and WebUSB permissions.
- Initialize your device — Connect Trezor via USB. Follow onboarding to create a device PIN.
- Back up the recovery seed — Write the words in order. Keep them offline and never share or type them into a computer or phone.
- Optional: passphrase — Add a passphrase for hidden wallets if you need extra protection.
- Receive a test transaction — In Suite, go to Accounts → Receive, verify the address on your device, and send a small amount to test.
Security best practices
Never photograph, scan, or store it in cloud notes. Consider a metal backup.
Always confirm addresses and amounts on the Trezor screen before approving.
Avoid second‑hand devices. Check anti‑tamper seals during unboxing.
Resources & links
FAQ
What happens if I lose my Trezor?
Use your recovery seed to restore on a new, genuine device or on any compatible wallet. Keep the seed safe and offline.
Is the web version of Suite safe?
Yes, as long as you verify addresses and approve on the hardware device screen. The desktop app is generally recommended.
Which coins are supported?
Bitcoin, Ethereum, ERC‑20 tokens, and many others through Trezor Suite and integrations. Check the latest list on the official site.
Can I use a passphrase?
Yes. A passphrase creates hidden wallets. Remember it well—losing the passphrase means losing access to those wallets.