Trezor.io/start — Official Start Page

Everything you need to set up, secure and use your Trezor hardware wallet — official downloads, guides and support.

Welcome — quick start for new and returning users

Welcome to the official Trezor start page. This hub walks you through each step of getting your hardware wallet up and running: safe downloads, installation, secure first-time setup, firmware verification, and daily best practices. Whether you are a beginner who just bought a device or an advanced user updating firmware or integrating a wallet, use the links below to access official resources and follow secure procedures.

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Start with official downloads to avoid supply-chain risks. Download Trezor Suite to manage your wallet from your desktop or use supported third-party wallets that integrate with Trezor via trezor-connect. If you need the local transport service for older environments, get Trezor Bridge. All official downloads are hosted at trezor.io, and we recommend bookmarking the site for future updates.

Download & install

Choose the right download for your platform. For most desktop users, Trezor Suite is the recommended client and is available at suite.trezor.io. If your operating system requires it, install Trezor Bridge from the official Bridge page. Always verify the checksum/signature for critical installations if your workflow demands maximum security.

  1. Go to Trezor Start or trezor.io.
  2. Download Trezor Suite from suite.trezor.io.
  3. If prompted, install Trezor Bridge: trezor.io/bridge.
  4. Run the installer and follow on-screen instructions.
  5. Connect your Trezor device and follow guided setup to create or recover a wallet.
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If you’re a developer or curious about the internals, the official repos and API docs are on GitHub and Docs: github.com/trezor and trezor.io/docs. Those resources include integration guides, the trezor-connect API, and examples for account discovery and transaction signing.

First-time setup & recovery

When you first initialize your Trezor, the device will generate a recovery seed. Write this seed down physically and store it in a safe place — never digitize it. Your seed is the ultimate backup of your wallet: if lost, you cannot recover funds without it. If you already have a seed, use the recovery option to restore accounts safely. Trezor Suite will guide you through the process and will validate seed entry on the device screen to avoid host-based keyloggers.

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After setup, verify your firmware at trezor.io/firmware and review security guidance at trezor.io/security. Firmware verification helps prevent tampered devices and strengthens the chain of trust from the manufacturer to your hardware.

Daily operation & safety

Whenever you make transactions, always confirm details on the Trezor device display. The device is the last trusted interface — addresses, amounts, and fees must match what you expect. Never accept transactions or firmware updates without verifying the device’s prompt. For additional safety, consider using passphrase (plausible deniability) features carefully and understand the implications: a passphrase modifies your seed-derived accounts and can help separate holdings across hidden wallets.

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If you have multiple machines, install Trezor Suite on each trusted machine and ensure Bridge is available where necessary. Keep device firmware and Suite up to date to benefit from security fixes and performance improvements.

Troubleshooting & common fixes

  • Device not detected: install or update Trezor Bridge, try a different USB cable or port, restart the browser, and reconnect the device.
  • Firmware update errors: retry using a stable internet connection and check official instructions at Firmware.
  • Lost seed: if your seed is lost and not recoverable, funds may be inaccessible. Contact Support for guidance but treat this as a critical event.
  • Suspicious prompts: stop, verify official links, and contact support before approving any unexpected on-device action.
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Developer & advanced integration notes

Developers integrating Trezor-supported flows should use trezor-connect, follow manifest registration guidelines, and present explicit consent flows in the UI. Sample projects and the Trezor Suite repository provide patterns for account discovery, derivation path handling (BIP32/BIP44/BIP49/BIP84), and transaction construction.

import TrezorConnect from 'trezor-connect';
TrezorConnect.init({ manifest: { email: 'dev@yourapp.com', appUrl: 'https://yourapp' }});
TrezorConnect.getPublicKey({ path: "m/44'/0'/0'/0/0" })
  .then(r => console.log(r))
  .catch(e => console.error(e));
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For reproducible builds, signed releases, and security disclosure processes, refer to the security page and GitHub org: github.com/trezor and trezor.io/security.

Resources & official links

Keep these official links handy as your reference. They are the authoritative sources for downloads, updates, documentation and support:

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Final checklist before using your wallet: confirm official downloads, verify firmware, store seed offline, and always confirm transactions on-device.