Trezor Suite — Hardware Wallet for Safe Crypto Storage

Trezor Suite is the official application for Trezor hardware wallets — combining a secure hardware root of trust with a clean, privacy-focused interface to manage your cryptocurrencies. This landing page explains why hardware wallets matter, walks you through secure setup, and outlines daily practices to keep your assets safe.

Download Trezor Suite Open Web Suite

Official resources: Getting Started • Downloads • Support

Private keys on-device

Private keys never leave the Trezor hardware — protects against remote theft and malware.

Open-source & auditable

Both Suite and firmware are open-source — community audits increase trust. See GitHub.

Multi-coin support

Manage Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many tokens using one device. Full list: Supported Coins.

Why use a hardware wallet?

Hardware wallets provide a dedicated, tamper-resistant environment for generating and storing private keys. Unlike software wallets that may expose keys to your computer or the cloud, a hardware wallet signs transactions internally — you only confirm them using the device's display and buttons. This physical confirmation step thwarts remote manipulation by malware.

Key advantages:

Isolation of private keys from connected computers

On-device verification of addresses and transaction amounts

Recovery using a human-readable recovery seed stored offline

Compatibility with a wide ecosystem of wallets and services

Secure setup — essential steps

Follow these steps to set up Trezor Suite and your hardware device safely:

Purchase from trezor.io or an authorized reseller to reduce tampering risk.

Download Suite only from the Downloads page and verify checksums to confirm authenticity.

Connect your Trezor, run Suite, and let it perform the initial firmware check. Only install firmware signed by Trezor.

Generate a recovery seed on-device and write it down on paper or store it on a metal backup. Never copy it to a phone or cloud.

Confirm the seed using the device prompts. If the device asks for unexpected inputs, contact Support.

Optionally enable a passphrase for hidden wallets — but record the passphrase securely as losing it means losing access to funds.

For enterprise or multisig setups, review the Business & API documentation.

Daily use & maintenance

Everyday interactions should be habitual and cautious. Use this checklist before any transaction:

Open Suite from the official site and connect your device.
Verify the transaction details on the device screen before approving.
Avoid signing transactions when connected to unknown networks or public Wi‑Fi.
Limit approvals for token contracts; revoke unnecessary allowances with on‑chain tools.
Regularly update firmware and the Suite app from official channels.

Maintenance tips:

Store your seed in multiple secure physical locations.
Use metal backups to protect against fire or water damage.
Schedule periodic audits of your holdings and transaction history.
Consider using a dedicated machine for signing high-value transactions.

Features — what Suite provides

Transaction verification

See addresses and amounts on-device before signing.

Portfolio & history

Track balances, export histories, and reconcile transactions.

Third-party integrations

Buy/sell and swap partners are integrated without exposing your seed.

Multisig support

Advanced users can configure multisignature wallets for shared custody.

Open-source

Audit code and contribute on GitHub.

Developer tools

APIs and documentation for secure integrations: Business & API.

Troubleshooting & recovery

If you encounter issues, follow these steps:

Double-check downloads via Downloads and checksums.

If firmware fails, consult Firmware & Security instructions.

Lost device? Use your recovery seed to restore on a new supported Trezor device — instructions at Seed Phrase.

For phishing concerns or suspected scams, review Anti-Phishing guidance and contact Support.

FAQ

Q: Are Trezor and Trezor Suite free?
A: The Suite software is free and open-source. Hardware devices are purchased separately. Integrated third-party services may charge fees.

Q: Can I recover from another wallet's seed?
A: Recovery depends on the seed derivation standard. It's safest to use seeds created by supported devices; consult Seed Phrase details.

Q: Where to verify downloads and security announcements?
A: Use the official Downloads page and follow updates on the Official Blog.