Trezor is a hardware wallet designed to provide the highest level of security for cryptocurrencies without sacrificing convenience. Created by SatoshiLabs in 2014, it was the world's first Bitcoin hardware wallet, establishing a new standard for secure cryptocurrency storage.
Unlike software wallets that are connected to the internet, Trezor keeps your private keys offline in a secure hardware device. This approach, known as cold storage, protects your assets from online threats like hackers, malware, and phishing attacks.
Trezor supports over 1,000 cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and all ERC-20 tokens. The device features a small screen that displays and verifies transaction details, ensuring you always know what you're signing.
Private keys never leave the device, protected by PIN and passphrase. Immune to computer viruses and malware.
Intuitive interface with Trezor Suite. Manage your portfolio, send and receive crypto with ease.
Supports 1000+ cryptocurrencies and integrates with popular wallets like Exodus and MetaMask.
Back up your wallet with a 12-24 word recovery seed. Restore your funds even if you lose your device.
Setting up your Trezor device is straightforward:
To access your wallet:
Remember: The Trezor wallet login process happens on your physical device, not on your computer, ensuring maximum security.
Enhance your Trezor experience with these official applications:
Trezor Suite is the official desktop and web application for managing your cryptocurrency portfolio with your Trezor device. It offers an intuitive interface for sending, receiving, and exchanging cryptocurrencies, along with advanced features like coin control and labeling.
While a mobile app is in development, you can currently use Trezor Suite on mobile browsers with limited functionality. The full mobile experience is coming soon.
Trezor Bridge is a background service that enables communication between your Trezor device and supported browsers. It's required for using Trezor Suite or the web wallet.
Trezor One is the original model with a two-button interface and supports over 1,000 cryptocurrencies. Trezor Model T features a touchscreen, supports more coins natively (including Cardano and Monero), and has a microSD slot for additional security with encrypted storage.
Yes, you can recover your wallet on a new Trezor device (or compatible wallet) using your recovery seed. This is why it's crucial to store your recovery seed securely and never digitally.
No, you can use the web interface at wallet.trezor.io, but Trezor Suite offers a more feature-rich experience with portfolio tracking, exchange integration, and better coin support.
If you forget your PIN, you'll need to wipe the device and restore it using your recovery seed. This is a security feature to prevent unauthorized access after too many failed PIN attempts.
Yes, with an OTG adapter for Android devices. iOS support is more limited due to Apple's restrictions, but you can use Trezor with some third-party wallets that support hardware wallet integration.