Overview — Why choose a Trezor Hardware Wallet®?

A Trezor Hardware Wallet® stores cryptocurrency private keys in a physical, offline device — removing the keys from internet-exposed environments. This reduces exposure to malware, phishing and server-side breaches. The device signs transactions locally and displays all prompts on its screen for manual confirmation.

What you’ll use

  • Trezor Wallet® (device) — the hardware that holds your keys.
  • Trezor Suite App — official desktop/web interface for managing coins and firmware. (Search for Trezor Suite Download on the official site.)
  • Trezor Bridge — optional connector for some browsers (install Trezor Bridge Download if prompted).

Getting started (official)

Start at trezor.io/start. Follow the guided flow: connect your device, install Suite (or use the web flow), initialize, set a PIN and carefully write down your recovery seed on paper.

Daily workflow & login

"Trezor Login" typically means connecting your device and unlocking it with your PIN inside Trezor Suite. Always confirm transaction details on the device screen before approving. Never share your recovery seed or type it into any website.

Troubleshooting common problems

If you face Trezor Login not working or are Unable to login Trezor, try these steps in order: switch USB cable/port, restart the PC, reinstall or update the Trezor Suite App, install or update Trezor Bridge if the browser asks for it, and check device firmware. Using the desktop Suite can often bypass browser permission issues.

When you see errors

  • Error Connecting Trezor Account: check Bridge, firewall settings, and that only one wallet app is accessing the device.
  • Trezor Suite App not Working / Can't verify Trezor Wallet: update the Suite, confirm prompts on the device screen, and avoid third-party tools during troubleshooting.

Account recovery & 2FA

Use your recovery seed to restore accounts on another Trezor® or compatible recovery solution. Trezor® itself does not use external 2FA for device access — security relies on seed phrase and PIN. References to "Trezor 2fa reset" usually concern exchanges or services that you connect to the wallet and must be handled via those services’ recovery flows.

FAQs — what users search for about Trezor Hardware Wallet®

1. How do I set up my Trezor Hardware Wallet®?
Visit trezor.io/start, download the Trezor Suite or use the web flow, initialize the device, choose a PIN, and write down the recovery seed securely.
2. Why is my Trezor Login not working?
Common causes include a faulty cable, outdated firmware, missing Trezor Bridge, or blocked browser permissions. Try the desktop Suite and reinstall Bridge if needed.
3. How do I recover my wallet if I lose the device?
Restore from your recovery seed on a new Trezor® device or compatible offline tool. Never enter your seed on an unfamiliar website or share it.
4. What is Trezor Bridge and do I need it?
Trezor Bridge enables browser-to-device communication for some setups. The desktop Suite often works without Bridge; install Bridge only from the official source if requested.
5. I get "Error Connecting Trezor Account" — what now?
Restart your system, try another USB port/cable, update Suite and Bridge, and ensure no other wallet software is interfering. If hardware seems faulty, contact support.
6. How do I handle 2FA for services linked to my Trezor®?
2FA for exchanges and third-party services is separate. Follow those providers' recovery steps. The Trezor® device secures keys with seed + PIN rather than standard 2FA.