Trezor Suite (Official) | Desktop & Web Crypto® Management

What is Trezor Suite?

Trezor Suite is the official desktop and web application built to work hand-in-hand with Trezor hardware wallets. It was created to give users a single, secure, and user-friendly interface to manage cryptocurrency from initial setup through everyday transactions and portfolio monitoring. Designed around a hardware-first security model, Suite keeps private keys on the Trezor device while exposing intuitive account and transaction management features in the app.

Unlike custodial services or browser-based wallet extensions, Trezor Suite separates the user interface from cryptographic operations: the Suite prepares transactions and displays information, while the Trezor device performs final signing and approval. This model dramatically reduces the attack surface and helps users avoid phishing, clipboard hijacks, and other common threats.

Key features

• Hardware-backed security: All signing is done on the Trezor device. Private keys never leave the hardware.
• Multi-asset support: Manage Bitcoin, Ethereum, ERC-20 tokens, and many other supported networks in one place.
• Clear, human-readable confirmations: Transaction details are displayed in readable format on both the Suite and the device to prevent mistakes.
• Portfolio view: Track balances, recent activity, and fiat-converted values across accounts to get a clear picture of holdings.
• Advanced options: Coin control, custom fee selection, address labeling, and exportable transaction logs for power users and accounting.
• Open-source transparency: Suite and device software components are open source, allowing security-conscious users and researchers to review code.

Getting started — step by step

Setting up Trezor Suite and a Trezor device is straightforward but security-focused. Follow these steps for a safe first run:

1. Download Suite from the official site: Visit the Trezor website and download the desktop app or use the official web app. Avoid third-party download sources.
2. Connect your Trezor device: Plug in your Model One or Model T. Suite will guide you through device detection and required drivers or bridge installation if needed.
3. Initialize the device: Use the on-device prompts to set a PIN and generate your recovery seed. Write the recovery words down on paper or a metal backup—never store them digitally.
4. Verify backup: Suite offers guidance to confirm you recorded the seed correctly. Complete the verification step to ensure you can recover if the device is lost.
5. Add accounts: In Suite, add the networks and accounts you want to manage. Label accounts to keep your portfolio organized.
6. Test with a small transaction: Send a small amount to or from an account, verify the address on-device, and confirm the flow so you’re comfortable for larger transfers later.

Security best practices

Trezor Suite is designed to encourage secure behavior and limit user error. The following practices help you maintain strong protection for your funds:

• Keep your recovery seed offline: The 12/24-word seed is the only way to restore funds. Treat it like a physical key—store it in a secure, offline place.
• Confirm everything on-device: Always check amounts, recipient addresses, and network details on your Trezor screen before approving.
• Update responsibly: Install firmware and Suite updates only via the official channels. Updates often include important security patches.
• Use passphrase protection when appropriate: An optional passphrase acts like an additional password that creates hidden wallet variants; use it if you need higher compartmentalization.
• Beware social engineering: Support staff will never ask for your recovery seed or private keys. If asked, stop and report the attempt.

Adopting these habits will significantly reduce the likelihood of loss due to scams, theft, or accidental mistakes.

Who should use Trezor Suite?

Trezor Suite is suitable for a broad range of users: newcomers seeking an easy but secure entry into crypto, long-term holders who need robust offline key protection, and advanced users who want coin control, auditing, and integration options. Because Suite focuses on giving you the keys—literally—it’s the right choice for anyone who prefers self-custody over entrusting assets to exchanges.

Common use cases include:

• Secure long-term storage (cold storage) with occasional withdrawals.
• Active portfolio management using Ledger for frequent but safe transactions.
• Interacting with DeFi or NFTs via supported third-party integrations while keeping signing on-device.

Frequently asked questions