Trezor.io/Start®

Your Trusted Path to Starting™ Up a Trezór® Device

Installation Made Simple

Welcome to Trezor.io/Start® – the official hub for setting up your Trezór® hardware wallet. Unlike online exchanges or mobile apps, your Trezor device stores your private keys offline, giving you unmatched security for your digital assets. The installation process has been streamlined to ensure both beginners and experts can complete it with ease.

First Connection

Connect the device using the provided cable and navigate to Trezor.io/Start® on your browser. Download the Trezor Suite, an all-in-one desktop and browser app that acts as your control center. This suite allows you to manage coins, tokens, and accounts without exposing sensitive information online.

Firmware Setup

The very first step after connection is updating firmware. This ensures your device has the latest protection features. Follow the on-screen guidance carefully to complete the update.

Creating a Secure Backup

During setup, your device generates a Recovery Seed. This seed is a random series of words that serves as your ultimate backup. In case of loss or damage to the device, the seed allows you to restore full access to your funds. Store this seed offline—ideally in a secure and fireproof location.

PIN and Passphrase

Next, you’ll establish a PIN code. This code adds another shield of security, preventing unauthorized users from accessing your device. Advanced users can add a passphrase—a custom word or sentence—to further enhance security.

Using Your Wallet Safely

Once installed and backed up, the Trezor Suite dashboard gives you real-time access to balances, transaction history, and market overviews. Sending and receiving crypto is made simple, with on-device confirmations ensuring every action is authorized directly by you.

Getting Assistance

If you have questions during or after setup, Trezor.io/Start® provides extensive resources including FAQs, tutorials, and customer support. Always ensure you use the official site to avoid scams or phishing attempts.