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Official Setup Guide

Welcome to Trezor.io/start

Your gateway to secure cryptocurrency ownership. Initialize your device, create your wallet, and take full control of your digital assets with the world's most trusted hardware wallet.

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Why Start with Trezor?

In the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrency, security is paramount. Trezor.io/start is your first step towards true financial independence. Unlike software wallets or exchanges where your private keys are exposed to the internet, a Trezor hardware wallet keeps your sensitive data offline, immune to remote attacks, malware, and phishing attempts.

When you visit Trezor.io/start, you are initiating a process that establishes a secure environment for your digital wealth. Whether you hold Bitcoin, Ethereum, or thousands of other supported altcoins, the setup process is designed to be intuitive yet rigorously secure. By isolating your private keys inside the device, Trezor ensures that you—and only you—have access to your funds.

Uncompromising Security

Your private keys never leave the device. All transactions are signed offline, ensuring your assets remain safe even on a compromised computer.

Easy Backup & Recovery

During the Trezor.io/start setup, you'll generate a standard recovery seed. This offline backup ensures you can always recover your funds if your device is lost.

Intuitive Interface

Trezor Suite provides a clean, easy-to-use interface for managing your portfolio, exchanging crypto, and tracking performance directly from your desktop.

Get Started

Setting Up Your Device via Trezor.io/start

Follow these simple steps to initialize your hardware wallet and secure your assets.

01

Unbox and Inspect

Before navigating to Trezor.io/start, ensure your device packaging is intact. The holographic seal on the USB port should be unbroken. This physical security check is the first line of defense against supply chain attacks. If the package appears tampered with, contact support immediately.

02

Connect Your Device

Use the USB cable provided in the box to connect your Trezor to your computer. The device screen should light up, displaying the Trezor logo and a welcome message instructing you to visit the start URL.

03

Download Trezor Suite

Go to Trezor.io/start in your web browser. You will be prompted to download the Trezor Suite desktop application. This software is the bridge between your device and the blockchain, providing a secure interface for all operations. Avoid using web-based wallets when possible for maximum security.

04

Install Firmware

Once Trezor Suite is installed and opened, it will detect your device. You will likely be asked to install the latest firmware. This is a crucial step as it ensures your device has the latest security patches and features. Follow the on-screen prompts carefully.

05

Create Wallet & Backup

Select "Create New Wallet". Your device will generate a unique recovery seed (12 to 24 words). Write this down on the provided recovery cards. Never store this seed digitally (no photos, no cloud storage). This seed is the only way to recover your funds if your device is lost, stolen, or damaged.

06

Set a PIN

Protect your physical device by setting a strong PIN code. This prevents unauthorized access if someone gets hold of your hardware wallet. The PIN entry mechanism on Trezor is designed to be secure even against keyloggers.

Advanced Security Features

Beyond the basic setup at Trezor.io/start, your device offers advanced features for power users. The Passphrase feature allows you to create hidden wallets. By adding a custom word or phrase to your recovery seed, you generate a completely new wallet structure. This is often used for "plausible deniability"—you can keep a small amount of funds in a standard wallet and your main holdings in a hidden passphrase-protected wallet.

Furthermore, Trezor supports FIDO2 and U2F standards, meaning your device can serve as a hardware security key for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on websites like Google, GitHub, and Dropbox. This extends the utility of your device beyond just cryptocurrency storage, making it a central pillar of your digital identity security.

Regular updates via Trezor Suite ensure you stay ahead of emerging threats. The open-source nature of Trezor's code means that security researchers worldwide are constantly auditing the software, ensuring no backdoors exist. This transparency is a core value of the Trezor ecosystem.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about getting started with Trezor

Ready to secure your future?

Join millions of users who trust Trezor with their digital assets. Start your journey to financial sovereignty today.