🧭About Trezor Suite
Trezor Suite is the official desktop and web companion for Trezor hardware wallets. It gives you a polished interface to manage multiple accounts, send and receive cryptocurrencies, sign transactions offline, and take secure backups. The Suite focuses on simplicity without compromising security — private keys stay on your device, interactions are explicit, and the UI shows clear context at every step. 🔐
✨Why use Desktop & Web
Use the Desktop App when you prefer a fast, native experience with local file isolation. Use the Web version when you're on a different machine but still want the same safety guarantees — pairing with your Trezor hardware keeps the signing offline. Both versions mirror features like portfolio overview, coin management, exchange integrations, and advanced settings. ⚖️
🛡️Security Highlights
- ⛓️ Private keys never leave your Trezor device.
- 🧾 Recover your account with a seed phrase (24 words recommended).
- 🖥️ Transaction details are shown on-device for user verification.
- 🔄 Optional passphrase support for plausible deniability.
🚀Quick Start (example)
Below is a small example of commands and a typical workflow snippet — shown inside a code box for clarity:
// Example: Installing Trezor Suite (desktop) on macOS via Homebrew (if available)
# 1) Install (homebrew cask)
brew install --cask trezor-suite
# 2) Launch
open -a "Trezor Suite"
// Typical steps after launching:
// - Connect your Trezor device via USB
// - Confirm the device PIN on the hardware
// - Use the Suite UI to create or restore a wallet
// Note: Always verify transaction details on the device screen before confirming.
🧾Best practices
Never share your seed or PIN. Use a clean machine to set up a wallet, optionally add a passphrase, and keep firmware updated. If you export public addresses or use integrations, prefer read-only exports and double-check URLs for phishing attempts. 🕵️♀️
📎Useful links & notes
This example page is a lightweight showcase. For official downloads, documentation, and firmware release notes always visit the official project site and verify TLS certificates, checksums, and signatures where provided.