Welcome to the official Trezor setup portal. Your hardware wallet provides the highest level of security for your cryptocurrency assets through offline key storage and transaction signing.
Follow these straightforward steps to initialize your Trezor device and start securing your digital assets
Install the official Trezor Suite application on your computer. This secure software manages your device and cryptocurrency transactions.
Download Now →Connect your Trezor hardware wallet to your computer using the provided USB cable. The device will automatically be detected by Trezor Suite.
View Manual →Create a new wallet or recover an existing one using your recovery seed. Set up a strong PIN and enable additional security features.
Learn Security →Trezor hardware wallets represent the gold standard in cryptocurrency security. Unlike software wallets that store private keys on internet-connected devices, Trezor keeps your keys completely offline, making them immune to online attacks, malware, and hacking attempts.
Each device features a secure chip that generates and stores your private keys in an isolated environment. When you need to make a transaction, the signing process happens entirely within the device, ensuring your keys never leave the secure environment.
The recovery seed backup system ensures you can always restore access to your funds, even if your device is lost or damaged. This 12 or 24-word phrase is generated offline and serves as the master key to your cryptocurrency holdings.
Private keys never touch the internet, providing maximum security against online threats.
Store and manage Bitcoin, Ethereum, and over 1,800 other cryptocurrencies securely.
PIN protection, passphrase encryption, and secure recovery options.
Both models offer the same high-level security. Select the one that best fits your needs and budget.
Essential hardware security for beginners
Advanced features with touchscreen interface
Common questions about setting up and using your Trezor hardware wallet
Cryptocurrency investments carry inherent risks - only invest what you can afford to lose and always secure your private keys properly.