Overview
Trezor Suite pairs with your Trezor hardware device so that sensitive operations — like signing transactions — happen on-device while the Suite handles connectivity, display and non-sensitive network interactions. This separation keeps private keys isolated and minimizes exposure to web-based threats.
Core capabilities
Add multiple accounts, inspect histories and organize tokens across supported chains.
Prepare transactions in the Suite and confirm them on your Trezor device — the only place private keys are used.
View portfolio value, historical charts, and breakdowns to help you make informed decisions.
Get guided firmware updates and authentic verification prompts to keep your device current and secure.
How to get started
- Download Trezor Suite for your OS or use the web version (always verify the official trezor.io source).
- Connect your Trezor device and follow the in-app initialization or recovery flow.
- Add accounts for each crypto you use; the Suite will suggest and install necessary integrations.
- Use the Suite's guided flows to send/receive, stake (where supported), or interact with dApps safely using third-party integrations.
Security best practices
- Always verify the Suite download against checksums when available.
- Keep firmware and the Suite updated. Updates include security fixes and compatibility improvements.
- Never enter your recovery seed into any computer or website — offline metal backups are recommended for durability.
- Confirm transaction details on the Trezor device screen; the device is the single source of truth.
Common troubleshooting
If your device is not recognized, try a different USB cable/port, ensure the Suite is trusted by your OS, and check that no conflicting browser extension or software is blocking it. The Suite provides a diagnostics panel to collect safe logs for support.
Why Suite + Device?
Combining Trezor Suite with the hardware wallet gives you both usability and the highest available security posture for personal custody. You get a modern UX for everyday needs while maintaining cryptographic isolation and auditable confirmation steps.
Interactive simulator (safe demo)
Practice a safe connect and mock-sign flow below. This simulator uses no real keys or network calls — it only shows the intended UX and confirmation prompts so you can learn what to expect.