Quick Start — Trezor Device Setup

Trezor hardware wallet owners: follow these clear steps to get started with your Trezor device. Whether you need to set a PIN, create a recovery seed, or pair the device with the Trezor Suite app, this guide covers it. Trezor, Trezor Device, hardware wallet — familiar keywords that help you find the guide fast.

1

Unbox and Inspect Your Trezor Device

Check the package and tamper-evident seal. Confirm the box contains the Trezor device and official documentation. Always ensure the Trezor device is genuine before connecting.

2

Connect and Open Trezor Suite

Connect your Trezor device to a computer or mobile host. Open the official Trezor Suite app or visit the start page. The Trezor device will display prompts. Follow on-screen instructions to proceed.

3

Create a PIN and Backup Recovery Seed

Choose a secure PIN on your Trezor device and write down the recovery seed exactly as shown. Keep the recovery seed offline and secure — it is the only way to recover your Trezor device wallet.

4

Verify Firmware & Add Accounts

Install official firmware updates when offered, verify authenticity, and add cryptocurrency accounts in Trezor Suite. Your private keys remain inside the Trezor device — always confirm transactions on the device screen.

5

Test a Small Transaction

Receive a small amount first to confirm setup. Send a test transaction and verify details on the Trezor device screen before confirming to ensure safety and correct setup.

Frequently Asked — Trezor Device & Security

What is a Trezor device?

Trezor is a hardware wallet — a physical device designed to securely store private keys offline. Using a Trezor device reduces online exposure to theft and phishing.

How to recover my wallet from the seed?

Use the recovery seed written during setup and follow the 'Recover wallet' flow inside Trezor Suite or a compatible wallet. Always use a trusted environment when recovering with your Trezor device seed.


Best Practices — Keep Your Trezor Device Safe

Label your Trezor device, store the recovery seed in a secure offline place (consider a safe), never enter the seed into a website, and regularly update firmware. Trezor device security is a combination of hardware, PIN, and good habits.

Security checklist: authentic device, official firmware, secure PIN, offline recovery seed, verify addresses on-device, avoid public Wi-Fi when transacting.