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Please connect your Trezor device to your computer to access your wallet.

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Unyielding Security

Your private keys never leave the device, keeping them isolated from online threats.

Your Keys, Your Control

True self-custody means you are the only one in charge of your crypto assets.

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Manage, send, and receive over 1,000 different coins and tokens easily.

What is a Trezor Wallet?

A Trezor is a hardware wallet, a physical device designed to provide the highest level of security for your cryptocurrencies. Unlike software wallets (which run on your computer or phone) or exchange accounts, a Trezor stores your private keys in a completely isolated, offline environment. This process is often called "cold storage."

The primary security benefit is that your private keys—the secret information that proves ownership of your crypto—never touch your internet-connected computer. Even if your computer is infected with malware, keyloggers, or viruses, your funds remain safe. All sensitive operations, like signing a transaction, are performed directly on the Trezor device itself. You simply use the device's trusted screen to verify the transaction details (like the amount and recipient address) and then physically confirm it by pressing a button on the device.

The Power of Self-Custody

Using a Trezor hardware wallet is the ultimate expression of self-custody. It embodies the core principle of cryptocurrency: "Be your own bank." When you keep your coins on an exchange, you are trusting that company to protect your assets. If the exchange is hacked, goes bankrupt, or freezes your account, your funds are at risk. With a Trezor, you are in complete and total control. Only you hold the keys, and only you can authorize transactions.

This responsibility is secured by a "recovery seed," typically a 12 or 24-word phrase generated by your Trezor when you first set it up. This seed is a backup of your entire wallet. If your Trezor is ever lost, stolen, or damaged, you can use this seed to restore all of your assets onto a new Trezor or another compatible wallet. This is why it is critically important to write down your recovery seed and store it in a safe, secure, and offline location, as anyone with access to it can access your funds.

Trezor Models

Trezor, created by SatoshiLabs, was the world's first-ever cryptocurrency hardware wallet. The original Trezor Model One revolutionized crypto security and remains a popular, affordable, and incredibly reliable choice. The Trezor Model T is the next-generation premium device, featuring a full-color touchscreen, a faster processor, and support for even more assets. The touchscreen on the Model T allows for on-device entry of your PIN and passphrase, providing an extra layer of security against potential computer-based threats.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I log in to my Trezor?
There is no traditional "login." To access your wallet, you connect your Trezor device to your computer via USB. Then, you use an interface like the official Trezor Suite application (or a compatible web wallet) which will detect your device. You will then be prompted to enter your PIN on your computer or directly on your Trezor (for Model T), which unlocks the device to be used.
What if I lose my Trezor device?
If your device is lost, stolen, or damaged, your crypto is still safe as long as you have your recovery seed. You can simply purchase a new Trezor (or any other compatible wallet) and use your 12 or 24-word recovery seed to restore full access to all your accounts and funds. This is why protecting your recovery seed is the most important step of setup.
Do I need an account or password?
No. Trezor does not require you to create a traditional online account with a username, email, or password. Your "account" is your private key, which is stored securely on your device and backed up by your recovery seed. This is a core part of its security and privacy model.
How do I know I'm on the official login page?
This is a critical security practice. Always bookmark the official Trezor Suite website (suite.trezor.io). Phishing websites are common and will try to trick you into entering your recovery seed. **Remember: Trezor will NEVER ask you to type your 12 or 24-word recovery seed into a website or your computer.** It should only ever be entered directly on a Trezor device during a recovery process.
What browsers and systems are supported?
The recommended way to use Trezor is with the official Trezor Suite application, which is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. For web-based access (Trezor Suite for Web), supported browsers include Chrome, Firefox, and other Chromium-based browsers. You will also need to install the Trezor Bridge software, which allows the browser to communicate with your device.