Securely manage your crypto with your Trezor hardware wallet. Follow the steps below to get started, protect your seed, and confidently send & receive funds.
Hardware wallets provide a critical layer of security by storing private keys offline. To keep your funds safe, follow these best practices:
Never share your recovery phrase. Trezor will never ask for your seed words. Store them offline — never photograph, email, or store the seed digitally.
Use a PIN. Choose a PIN that is easy to remember but hard to guess. A PIN protects the device if lost or stolen.
Verify addresses on the device. When sending funds, always confirm the destination address on the Trezor screen — not just in your browser.
Keep firmware current. Firmware updates patch security issues and improve compatibility. Only apply updates from official sources in the Suite.
Be wary of phishing. Always confirm you’re using official software. Bookmark the official Suite URL and check certificate details for web apps.
Lost or stolen device?
Your recovery phrase is the only way to restore funds to a new Trezor. If you suspect the seed was exposed, restore to a new device and move funds immediately.
Step-by-step setup (detailed)
Download the official Suite. Use the desktop app or the official web Suite. The Suite guides you through firmware, PIN creation, and seed generation.
Initialize the device. Choose “Create new wallet” to generate a fresh seed, or “Recover wallet” if you already have a seed phrase.
Record the recovery phrase. The device will show words one by one. Write them down in order. Check the backup immediately by following the Suite’s verification step.
Set up a passphrase (optional). Advanced users can enable a passphrase: it functions as an extension to the seed. Understand its risks and benefits before enabling.
Install apps & accounts. Add coin accounts in Suite or integrate with compatible third-party wallets as needed.
Tip: Don’t rush the seed backup step — a careful backup is your final safety net.
Transactions & verification
Every transaction is signed on your Trezor device. The workflow typically looks like this:
Create a transaction in Suite or a connected app.
Review transaction details (amount, fee, destination) on your computer.
Confirm the transaction on the Trezor device screen. The device performs the cryptographic signing — private keys never leave the device.
Always check the address and amount on the device’s screen before confirming.
FAQ — quick answers
Which coins are supported?
Trezor supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies and tokens. Check the Suite or the device compatibility list for the most up-to-date supported assets.
Can I use Trezor with mobile?
Mobile support depends on your device model and the Suite/web app. Use the official Suite documentation for instructions on mobile connectivity.
My device won’t connect — what now?
Try a different USB cable or port, ensure Suite is up to date, and reboot your computer. If the problem persists, consult the troubleshooting section in the official documentation.
Need help?
If you run into problems, gather the following before contacting support: device model, firmware version shown in Suite, and a short description of the issue. Never share your seed or PIN with anyone — support will never ask for them.
For step-by-step guides, troubleshooting, and community resources, visit the official support center or community forums.