Connect your device
Unbox your Trezor and connect it directly to your computer or compatible phone with a reliable cable. Keep the device close and follow the instructions shown on its own screen.
Device instructionsA little setup today puts you in control tomorrow. Follow this straightforward guide to get your hardware wallet ready—at your pace, with security at every step.
Starting your device is the beginning of managing your digital assets with more independence. Trezor keeps your private keys offline, while Trezor Suite gives you a place to manage supported coins and tokens. This page helps you understand what to expect before you begin.
For your protection, always check the address in your browser before downloading software or entering any information. The official setup experience is at trezor.io/start. Avoid links from unsolicited messages, ads, or strangers offering to “help.”
No rush. Read each prompt on your device and in the official app before continuing.
Unbox your Trezor and connect it directly to your computer or compatible phone with a reliable cable. Keep the device close and follow the instructions shown on its own screen.
Device instructionsUse the official setup page to download Trezor Suite or open the supported web app. Check the domain carefully, and install updates only from official Trezor sources.
Go to official setupChoose the setup option presented for your device. Create a new wallet or restore one only if you understand the process. Confirm important actions on the device itself.
Review setup guidanceWrite your recovery words down in the order shown, then store them offline somewhere private. Never photograph, email, type, or share your recovery phrase.
Read security remindersYour recovery phrase is the master backup to your wallet. Anyone who sees it may be able to access your funds. Trezor support will never ask you to share it—not in a message, phone call, website, or screen share.
Visit the official Trezor support site for device-specific instructions, troubleshooting, and answers. For your safety, never let anyone remotely access your device or computer to “fix” a wallet.