Trezor Wallet Setup — Trezor.io/start

Secure Your Crypto Journey with Trezor

Setting up your Trezor wallet is quick, safe, and easy. Follow our comprehensive step-by-step guide at Trezor.io/start to get your hardware wallet ready and protect your digital assets with unmatched security.

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Step-by-Step Trezor Wallet Setup Guide

1. Unbox Your Trezor Wallet

Carefully unpack your Trezor device and verify the tamper-evident seals. Always purchase from official sources to avoid counterfeit products.

2. Connect to Your Computer

Use the supplied USB cable to connect your Trezor device to your computer. Visit trezor.io/start to download the Trezor Suite and follow the on-screen instructions.

3. Initialize Your Device

Choose to create a new wallet or recover an existing one. Follow the prompts to generate your recovery seed phrase — a vital backup of your wallet's keys.

4. Secure Your Recovery Seed

Write down your recovery seed on the provided card and store it securely offline. Never share your seed phrase online or with anyone else.

5. Set a PIN Code

Create a PIN directly on your device to prevent unauthorized access. This adds an additional layer of security to your Trezor wallet.

6. Explore Your Wallet

Start sending and receiving cryptocurrencies, manage your portfolio, and explore advanced features securely using Trezor Suite.

Essential Security Tips for Your Trezor Wallet

Your Trezor hardware wallet is designed to provide the highest level of security, but your practices play a vital role too. Here are important tips to keep your crypto safe:

Never share your recovery seed phrase. It’s the master key to your wallet. Losing it or exposing it risks losing your assets permanently.

Always use official Trezor software. Download Trezor Suite and Bridge only from trezor.io/start to avoid malicious copies.

Be cautious of phishing attempts. Never enter your recovery seed or PIN on websites or apps that you don’t trust.

Regularly update your Trezor firmware. Firmware updates include important security patches and new features.

Keep your device physically safe. Avoid