Trezor Suite App — official companion for Trezor hardware wallets.
Manage your crypto securely with the official Trezor Suite App
Trezor Suite connects your hardware wallet to a refined, privacy-forward interface that helps you initialize devices, create and manage accounts, sign transactions, and connect to third‑party services — all while keeping private keys locked inside your device.
Set up new devices or recover from seed with clear, guided flows.
Account management
Add accounts for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and supported chains, view balances and history.
Local signing
All signing happens on-device; Trezor Suite only receives signed payloads.
Download & install
Trezor Suite is available as a desktop application for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and as a web client for users who prefer a browser-based experience. Always download Suite from the official Trezor website and verify checksums if provided.
Quick steps
Visit trezor.io and open the Suite download page.
Choose your platform and download the installer or open the web client.
Install Suite (desktop) and launch the app; connect your Trezor device via USB.
Follow on-screen instructions to initialize or restore your device.
Daily use & flows
Trezor Suite simplifies common tasks while enforcing on-device verification. Typical daily actions include viewing balances, receiving funds, sending transactions, and interacting with dApps via supported connectors.
Receive funds
Generate a receiving address in Suite and verify the address on your Trezor device before sharing it. This ensures the host hasn't substituted an address to steal funds.
Send funds
Prepare a transaction in Suite, review amounts and fees, then approve the transaction on your Trezor device. The device displays human‑readable details before signing.
Step-by-step setup
Follow these steps to safely set up your Trezor device and Suite. Do not rush the recovery seed step — it is the most critical.
Inspect your device — buy from official channels, check packaging for tamper evidence.
Install Trezor Suite — download from trezor.io and verify the download if you're security-conscious.
Initialize or restore — create a new seed or restore an existing one using the guided wizard in Suite.
Set a PIN — choose a PIN on-device to protect against unauthorized physical access.
Write down your recovery seed — record the words on physical media and store it securely offline; consider metal backups for durability.
Verify and finish — confirm recovery words when prompted and complete account setup.
Adding accounts
After setup, add accounts for the blockchains you use. Suite will derive public addresses and let you manage multiple accounts per chain.
Security model — private keys never leave your device
Trezor Suite acts as a client; private keys remain stored in the secure environment of the Trezor hardware. Signing requests are processed on-device, and Suite receives only the signed results. Suite also verifies device firmware signatures during updates to ensure device integrity.
On-device verification
Every signature requires explicit confirmation on the device screen, preventing remote manipulation.
Firmware attestation
Suite checks firmware authenticity and prompts users if issues are detected.
Minimal telemetry
By default Suite collects minimal data; users control diagnostics and telemetry preferences.
Best practices
Never enter your recovery seed into a computer or phone; keep it offline at all times.
Verify addresses and transaction details on your Trezor device before approving.
Download Suite only from the official site and verify checksums if provided.
Use passphrases only if you understand the recovery implications.
Advanced features & integrations
Trezor Suite supports advanced use cases: hidden wallets via passphrases, custom derivation paths for developers, multisignature workflows, and integrations with WalletConnect-compatible dApps for DeFi and NFT interactions.
Multisig and enterprise
Combine multiple devices or participants in multisig setups for higher security. Enterprises can integrate hardware wallets into audited operational processes with strict policies.
Developer tools
Developers can use Suite-compatible libraries and APIs to trigger on-device signing, build attestation checks, and create secure UX patterns for transaction approval.
// Example pseudo-code for signing via Suite-compatible client
import SuiteClient from 'trezor-suite-client'
const client = new SuiteClient()
await client.connect()
const session = await client.createSession({appName: 'MyApp'})
const signed = await session.signTransaction({chain: 'bitcoin', tx: rawTx})
console.log('Signed TX', signed)
Support & troubleshooting
Official support resources include documentation, troubleshooting guides, firmware release notes, and community forums. If you suspect a device is tampered or have security concerns, contact official support and avoid using the device until verified.
Common issues
Device not detected: try different cable/port and ensure device unlocked.
Firmware update problems: follow Suite's recovery instructions; do not disconnect during updates.
Third-party integration issues: ensure correct app (e.g., Ethereum) is open on-device and check connector compatibility.
FAQ
Which Trezor devices work with Suite?
Trezor Model T and Trezor One are supported. Check the compatibility page on trezor.io for device-specific features and limitations.
Can I export private keys?
No — private keys stay on-device to prevent theft and malware-based extraction. Use the recovery seed to restore wallets if needed.
Is Suite open-source?
Yes — Trezor Suite and many components are open-source, allowing community review and audits to improve security and transparency.