Trezor Suite App — Centralized Secure Wallet Management

What is Trezor Suite?

Trezor Suite is the official desktop (and web) application for managing Trezor hardware wallets. It provides a unified interface for device setup, account management, transaction signing, portfolio overview, firmware updates, and integrations with supported coins and services.

Before you begin

• A Trezor hardware device (Trezor Model T or Trezor One).
• A desktop computer running a recent version of Windows, macOS, or Linux, or access to the official web version where supported.
• A reliable internet connection for downloading the Suite and syncing account data.
• A secure place to record your recovery seed — never store it digitally.

Step 1 — Download and install Trezor Suite

Download Trezor Suite from the official Trezor website and install the correct package for your operating system. Follow the standard installation procedure for your platform.

Step 2 — Initialize or restore your device

On first connection, Trezor Suite will guide you through setting up a new device or restoring an existing one.

1. Connect your Trezor to the computer via USB and unlock it.
2. Choose Create new to initialize a new device or Recover wallet to restore from your seed.
3. If creating new, record the recovery seed shown on the device exactly as instructed. Store it offline and secure.
4. Set a device PIN to protect local access to the Trezor hardware.

Trezor displays the recovery seed on-device to prevent exposure through the computer — only trust the words shown on the device's screen.

Step 3 — Add accounts and sync

With your device initialized, add cryptocurrency accounts within Trezor Suite to view balances and prepare transactions.

1. Open Accounts and click Add account.
2. Select the currency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.) and follow the prompts. Trezor Suite may request you confirm actions on the device.
3. Wait for the Suite to synchronize account balances and transaction history from the network.

Sending and receiving funds

Transactions created in Trezor Suite must be verified and signed on your hardware device. This ensures private keys never leave the device.

1. To receive, open an account and click Receive. Verify the address shown in Trezor Suite on your device screen before sharing it.
2. To send, click Send, enter the recipient address and amount, then confirm and sign the transaction on the Trezor device.

Always cross-check addresses on the device display — the hardware screen is the final authority against malware or clipboard hijacking on your computer.

Security best practices

• Keep your recovery seed offline on a physical medium (seed plate, paper) and in a secure location. Consider redundancy and physical protections (fireproof safe, deposit box).
• Never share your recovery seed or enter it into software other than your hardware device's official recovery flow.
• Use a device PIN and consider using a passphrase (advanced users only) for an added hidden wallet layer. Understand consequences: losing the passphrase means losing access.
• Keep Trezor Suite and your device firmware up to date, and only install updates via the official application.
• Avoid using public or untrusted computers for sensitive operations. Use a clean environment when restoring or entering your seed.

Advanced features and integrations

Trezor Suite supports additional features such as coin-specific settings, transaction fee customization, and integrations with third-party services (exchanges, block explorers, privacy tools). Explore these features only after you are comfortable with basic operations.

Troubleshooting

Common issues and quick fixes:

• Device not detected: try a different USB cable, port, or reboot your computer. Ensure the device is unlocked.
• Sync problems: check your internet connection and firewall settings that may block the Suite.
• Firmware update failed: follow the on-screen recovery instructions; do not share your seed with anyone claiming to help remotely.

When in doubt, consult Trezor's official support resources. Never reveal your recovery seed to support personnel or third parties.