Offline by Design
Your private keys are generated and stored inside the device. Transactions are signed locally; the keys never leave the wallet.
Trezor is a hardware wallet that stores your private keys offline, letting you verify every action on a trusted device screen. This landing page template highlights what makes Trezor a favorite for Bitcoin and multi-asset security, and shows how to start safely in minutes.
Never share your 12/24-word recovery seed. No website, app, or “support” agent should ask for it—ever.
Your private keys are generated and stored inside the device. Transactions are signed locally; the keys never leave the wallet.
Confirm addresses, amounts, and critical prompts on the Trezor screen. If the app and device disagree, you cancel—simple.
Open-source firmware and reproducible builds invite scrutiny. Transparency builds verifiable security, not security by obscurity.
Download the official desktop app for Windows, macOS, or Linux. Use the authentic trezor.io domain and verify prompts. Launch Suite and connect your device via USB.
Tip: Prefer a direct motherboard port for the first setup and firmware updates.
Choose Set up new wallet to generate keys, or Recover wallet to restore from an existing seed. Create a strong PIN and confirm actions on the device display.
Write down your 12/18/24-word seed on paper (or metal). Keep it offline and private—no photos or cloud notes.
Finish onboarding by adding accounts (e.g., BTC, ETH) and sending a tiny test transaction. Practice the flow once to build confidence for future use.
Store the seed offline in two separate, safe places. Consider a fire-/water-resistant metal backup for long-term durability.
Add an optional passphrase—like a 25th word—for a hidden wallet. Strong protection, but irrecoverable if forgotten.
Update firmware and Suite only via official prompts. Always verify addresses and amounts on the device before approving.
Trezor works with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many other cryptocurrencies and token standards through Trezor Suite and supported networks. Organize multiple accounts, label activity, and monitor portfolio changes without exposing your keys to the internet.
Use your recovery seed to restore on a new Trezor. The seed is the master key—protect it above all else.
Yes. Network or service fees may apply when sending transactions or using partner services.
Yes. It adds strong protection and plausible deniability. If you forget it, the hidden wallet cannot be recovered.
Download Trezor Suite, initialize on the device (never on your keyboard), back up your seed safely, and make a small test transaction. Learn the secure routine once—use it for years.