Start at the source
Type the official address yourself or use a trusted bookmark. Be cautious with sponsored search results, unsolicited messages, and lookalike domains.
Open official setup ↗A calm, clear walkthrough for setting up your hardware wallet, protecting your recovery backup, and making your first move with confidence.

Trezor.io/start is the setup destination for initializing a Trezor device. This independent guide explains what to expect and the decisions worth understanding along the way. Always check that you are using the official Trezor website and follow the instructions specific to your device model.
Type the official address yourself or use a trusted bookmark. Be cautious with sponsored search results, unsolicited messages, and lookalike domains.
Open official setup ↗Set up your device privately. Your PIN, recovery phrase, and confirmations should never be shared with another person or entered into a website.
Explore security →Take time to read each prompt. A careful first setup is better than rushing through a process involving valuable digital assets.
See the steps →Prepare a quiet workspace and use a computer or phone you trust. The broad sequence below is a starting point; your model’s official instructions are the authority if anything differs.
Unbox the wallet yourself and look for anything unexpected. Purchase through Trezor or an authorized seller. If the device arrives with a prewritten recovery phrase, stop and contact official support.
Go directly to Trezor.io/start and follow the directions for your model. Install or open the recommended Trezor Suite software only from the official source. Keep your operating system and browser current.
Choose a PIN that is difficult to guess and learn how your model displays its recovery phrase. Write the words down in the correct order and verify them carefully using the device’s instructions.
Finish the on-device checks, then open your wallet interface. Review account and receive-address details on the hardware screen before relying on them.
Anyone who obtains it may be able to access the assets associated with it. Keep it offline, private, and physically protected. Never photograph, email, message, or type it into a website, app, or “support” chat. Trezor support will not ask you to reveal it. If a prompt asks for your phrase on a connected computer, stop and verify the instructions through official channels.
Read the safety checklist →Your wallet interface helps organize supported coins and tokens into accounts. Availability depends on device, software version, network, and region. Keep a simple record of which networks you use, and make sure you understand the asset and network before sending anything.
Give accounts clear names and check the network shown in your wallet. A token may exist on multiple networks; selecting the wrong one can result in loss or difficult recovery. Confirm compatibility before making a transfer.
When receiving, compare the address displayed by your wallet software with the address confirmed on the hardware screen. When sending, inspect the destination, amount, and fee on the device display before approving.
Tools vary by product and software release. Explore only features you understand, and consult official documentation when you need model-specific guidance.
Review supported account balances and transaction activity in one place.
Review critical transaction details using the trusted screen on your device.
Separate activity by asset or purpose when your wallet supports it.
Receive updates through official workflows and verify prompts before proceeding.
Self-custody gives you direct control, which also means you are responsible for protecting access and backups. Build a routine before you hold significant value.
Most connection issues have a straightforward cause. Keep your recovery phrase private while checking the basics.
Try another USB port or cable, reconnect the device, and close other wallet apps that could be using it.
Close it without entering information. Re-enter the official address yourself and use Trezor’s official support resources.
Follow the documentation for your exact model. Do not guess at recovery steps or accept instructions from strangers.
Charge or connect your device as instructed, set aside uninterrupted time, and read every screen before you confirm. Keep your backup materials ready, but write the recovery words only as prompted by the device. There is no prize for finishing quickly.
These general notes are educational and don’t replace current product documentation.
No. This is an independent informational resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Trezor. Visit Trezor’s official website for setup and support.
No. Never disclose your phrase to anyone, including someone claiming to represent support. Treat any request for it as a serious warning sign.
Do not use a pre-generated phrase supplied with a device. Stop setup and contact official Trezor support through the official website for guidance.
No. Supported assets and features depend on the device model and current software. Check the official supported-coins information before sending funds.
Verify the destination and network, check the amount and fee, and approve only after reviewing transaction details on your hardware wallet.
Use Trezor’s official setup page for current device-specific instructions.