Trezor
Bank-Grade Security

Secure Your Crypto with Trezor Hardware Wallet

The world's most trusted hardware wallet. Keep your digital assets safe with military-grade encryption and offline storage. Your keys, your crypto.

Ready to Connect
Secure Connection
1

Plug In Device

Connect your Trezor hardware wallet to your computer via USB cable

2

Enter PIN

Unlock your wallet by entering your secure PIN on the device

3

Access Wallet

Confirm the connection on your device and start managing your crypto

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Trusted by 5M+ users worldwide
Security First

Bank-Level Security
In Your Hands

Trezor hardware wallets provide multiple layers of protection to keep your cryptocurrency safe from online and offline threats. Your security is our top priority.

Offline Storage

Your private keys never leave the device. Complete isolation from internet threats keeps your crypto safe from hackers and malware.

PIN Protection

Multiple layers of PIN security with unlimited length options. Failed attempts trigger progressive delays to prevent brute force attacks.

Recovery Seed Backup

24-word recovery seed ensures you never lose access to your funds. Securely store your backup offline and recover on any Trezor device.

Open Source

Fully transparent firmware audited by security experts worldwide. No hidden code, no backdoors—just pure security you can verify.

Passphrase Protection

Add an extra word to your recovery seed for enhanced security. Create hidden wallets with plausible deniability under duress.

Secure Element

Military-grade secure chip resistant to physical attacks. Tamper-proof design ensures your keys stay safe even if device is compromised.

Over $10 billion in crypto assets protected

Step-by-Step
Connection Guide

Follow these simple steps to set up your Trezor hardware wallet and start securing your cryptocurrency in minutes

01

Unbox Your Trezor

Remove your Trezor device from the packaging. Verify the holographic seal is intact and hasn't been tampered with. Check that all accessories (USB cable, recovery seed cards) are included.

Pro Tips:

Never use a device with a broken seal

Keep the box for warranty purposes

Verify you received it from an authorized dealer

02

Connect to Computer

Plug your Trezor into your computer using the provided USB cable. The device will power on automatically and display the Trezor logo. No drivers needed—works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Pro Tips:

Use the official Trezor cable only

Avoid USB hubs when possible

Ensure your computer is malware-free

03

Visit Trezor Suite

Open your web browser and navigate to suite.trezor.io or download the Trezor Suite desktop application. The software will automatically detect your connected device and guide you through the setup process.

Pro Tips:

Always verify the URL is correct

Download only from official sources

Enable browser security features

04

Create or Recover Wallet

Choose to create a new wallet or recover an existing one. For new wallets, you'll set a PIN and receive a 24-word recovery seed. Write it down on the provided cards and store it securely offline—never digitally.

Pro Tips:

Never share your recovery seed with anyone

Store it in a fireproof safe

Consider using a passphrase for extra security

Device Not Detected?

If your Trezor isn't being recognized, try these common fixes:

Try a Different USB Port

Use a USB 2.0 port directly on your computer

Restart Trezor Suite

Close and reopen the application completely

Update Browser

Ensure you're using the latest version of Chrome or Brave

Check Firmware

Update to the latest Trezor firmware version

"After the exchange hack in 2022, I moved everything to my Trezor. Best decision I ever made. Sleep easy knowing my crypto is completely offline and secure."
Marcus Chen
Bitcoin Investor since 2017
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Frequently Asked
Questions

Everything you need to know about Trezor hardware wallets and cryptocurrency security

A hardware wallet is a physical device that stores your cryptocurrency private keys offline, away from internet-connected devices. Unlike software wallets or exchanges, hardware wallets are immune to online hacking attempts, phishing, and malware. Think of it as a secure vault for your digital assets—your keys never leave the device, even when making transactions. With billions lost to exchange hacks and online wallet compromises, a hardware wallet is essential for anyone serious about crypto security.

Trezor uses multiple layers of security: (1) Offline key storage—your private keys are generated and stored exclusively on the device, never exposed to your computer or the internet. (2) PIN protection with progressive delays after failed attempts prevents brute force attacks. (3) Recovery seed backup allows you to restore your wallet on a new device if yours is lost or damaged. (4) Optional passphrase adds a 25th word to your seed for hidden wallets. (5) Secure chip design resists physical tampering. (6) Open-source firmware audited by security experts worldwide ensures no backdoors or vulnerabilities.

If you lose your Trezor, your funds are NOT lost! During initial setup, you receive a 24-word recovery seed that you write down and store securely offline. This seed is a backup of your entire wallet. You can purchase a new Trezor (or use any compatible wallet), enter your recovery seed, and regain complete access to all your cryptocurrency. This is why it's critical to store your recovery seed in a safe place—anyone with access to it can restore your wallet. Never store it digitally or share it with anyone.

Trezor's security model makes it extremely resistant to hacking. Since your private keys never leave the device and are stored offline, remote hacking is virtually impossible. The device is designed with secure chip technology that protects against physical attacks, even if someone steals your Trezor. PIN protection with increasing delays makes brute force attacks impractical. The open-source firmware has been audited by security researchers for over a decade with no major vulnerabilities found. However, you must protect your recovery seed—if someone obtains it, they can access your funds.

Trezor supports over 1,800 cryptocurrencies and tokens, including all major coins: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ripple (XRP), and thousands of ERC-20 tokens. Support includes popular DeFi tokens, NFTs, and most altcoins. The Trezor Suite software provides a unified interface to manage all your assets. New coins are added regularly through firmware updates. You can view the complete list of supported cryptocurrencies on the official Trezor website.

Making transactions is simple and secure: (1) Connect your Trezor to your computer and unlock it with your PIN. (2) Open Trezor Suite or a compatible wallet interface. (3) Navigate to the cryptocurrency you want to send and click 'Send'. (4) Enter the recipient's address and amount. (5) Review the transaction details on your computer screen. (6) Confirm the transaction details on your Trezor's physical screen—this is crucial for security. (7) Press the button on your Trezor to approve. The transaction is signed inside the device using your private keys, which never leave the hardware. Even if your computer is compromised, attackers cannot alter the transaction because you verify and approve it on the trusted Trezor display.

Yes! While hardware wallets provide advanced security, Trezor is designed for users of all experience levels. The setup wizard guides you through initialization step-by-step with clear instructions. Trezor Suite has an intuitive interface similar to online banking apps. Comprehensive documentation, video tutorials, and 24/7 customer support help you get started. The device itself has a simple two-button interface with a clear screen. Most users complete setup in under 15 minutes. Even if you're new to cryptocurrency, Trezor makes self-custody accessible without compromising on security.

Both models offer the same core security, but differ in features and user experience. Trezor One is the original, budget-friendly option with buttons for navigation and recovery seed entry via computer. Trezor Model T features a color touchscreen for easier navigation, on-device recovery seed entry (enhanced security), support for more cryptocurrencies including Cardano and Monero, faster processing, and MicroSD card slot for additional encryption. Model T offers premium features and convenience, while Trezor One provides excellent security at a lower price point. Both are equally secure for storing cryptocurrency.

Still have questions?

Our support team is available 24/7 to help you with any questions about Trezor devices and cryptocurrency security.