Cold Wallet • Desktop App • Quick Start

Official Site® | Trezor Suite® | Getting Started

This colorful landing page walks you through the essentials of starting with Trezor Suite—the companion software for Trezor hardware wallets. You’ll learn how to download safely, initialize your device, verify transactions on-screen, and adopt best practices that protect your coins against phishing and malware. This is an educational demo page and not an official portal; always confirm instructions with the real Trezor website and documentation.

Start Now Safety First

Golden rule: Never type your recovery seed on a computer or website. Confirm sensitive actions on your Trezor screen.

At a Glance

What You’ll Accomplish

  • Download Trezor Suite from official sources
  • Initialize your device, set PIN, and create a secure backup
  • Add accounts, label addresses, and test a small transaction
  • Enable privacy options like Tor and coin control

Why Trezor Suite?

Hardware-Backed Security

Suite prepares transactions, but signatures happen inside your Trezor device. Keys never touch the internet.

Clear, Human-Readable Prompts

Verify addresses, amounts, and networks on the device screen to avoid blind approvals or clipboard tricks.

Privacy Toolkit

Toggle Tor, use coin control to manage UTXOs, and label addresses to keep context without revealing identity.

Getting Started — Step by Step

Download Trezor Suite. Use the official website. Verify file signatures or checksums when possible.
Connect and initialize your device. Follow on-screen instructions to create a PIN and generate a recovery seed offline.
Back up securely. Write your seed on paper/steel; never store it in cloud notes, screenshots, or email.
Add accounts. Choose networks (e.g., BTC, ETH) and let Suite sync. Label accounts for clarity.
Test a small transfer. Send a tiny amount first. Compare the full address on your device screen before confirming.
Explore tools. Try coin control, fee selection (including RBF), and Tor for privacy-minded workflows.

Quick Tips

  • ✅ Bookmark official domains; avoid search ads and clones.
  • ✅ Keep firmware and Suite up to date to patch vulnerabilities.
  • ✅ Confirm every action on the device; the screen is your source of truth.
  • ✅ If anything looks off, cancel—funds are safe until you sign.

Remember: your coins live on the blockchain. Trezor holds the private keys; Suite is your secure interface.

Security Essentials

Attackers rely on urgency and confusion. Slow down and verify. Trezor Suite’s design centers on device-screen verification: amounts, addresses, and contract data appear on your Trezor, not just the computer. Combined with PIN, optional passphrase, and Shamir backups, this layered approach makes remote theft extremely difficult.

  • Device approvals prevent malware from moving funds
  • Passphrase adds a second factor derived from your brain
  • Shamir splits create redundant backups for disaster recovery

Privacy & Control

With coin control and Tor, you choose how your transactions connect to past history and how your node traffic routes. Use address labeling to keep bookkeeping clean, and export history for taxes without exposing your seed or private keys.

Never share the seed with “support”. No legitimate agent will ask.

Check firmware authenticity in Suite after updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Trezor Suite store my coins?

No. Coins remain on their blockchains. The device holds keys; Suite is a management interface.

Can I use Suite without a Trezor?

Suite is built for Trezor hardware. Viewing some data is possible, but signing requires a device.

What if I lose my device?

Restore on a new Trezor using your recovery seed (and passphrase if enabled). Keep backups offline and secure.

How do I avoid fake downloads?

Use bookmarks, verify SSL, and check digital signatures or checksums published by the official site.

Ready to Continue?

Proceed to the official Trezor resources to download Suite, read device-specific guides, and verify the latest release notes. Take your time—security is a habit, not a checkbox.

Go to Official Site Documentation

Safety Checklist

  • ✔ Never type or photo your recovery seed
  • ✔ Confirm full addresses on-device
  • ✔ Update firmware & Suite regularly
  • ✔ Start with a small test transaction