Trezor Suite — Desktop & Web Crypto Management

Hardware-backed security

Private keys never leave your Trezor device. All signing is done on-device and the Suite only transmits signed transactions to the network.

Multi-asset & account management

Create multiple accounts per coin, track balances across hundreds of coins and ERC-20 tokens, and manage accounts from a single interface.

Portfolio & analytics

Real-time portfolio value, historic performance charts, and exportable transaction data for accounting or tax purposes.

Buy / Sell integrations

Suite integrates with trusted fiat-to-crypto providers so you can purchase Bitcoin (and other coins) directly. Provider availability depends on region and KYC requirements.

Download & verify

Always download Trezor Suite from the official site and verify checksums if offered. Avoid third-party downloads to mitigate supply-chain risks.

Installing Suite

1. Visit the official Trezor site and download the desktop or use the web version.
2. Install and open the Suite application.
3. Connect your Trezor hardware wallet via USB (or compatible USB-C adapter).
4. If this is a new device, initialize and write down your recovery seed — keep it offline and secure.

Firmware

Suite will prompt firmware updates when available. Only update firmware while your device is connected and powered. Follow on-screen instructions and never interrupt firmware writes.

Trezor Suite lists regional providers for fiat-to-crypto purchases. Typical workflow:

1. Open the Buy flow in Suite and select provider.
2. Enter amount in fiat, complete any required KYC checks with the provider.
3. Confirm receiving address — always verify the address on the Trezor device screen.
4. Complete payment; funds are sent directly to your hardware wallet address.

Fees & timing: expect provider fees, network fees, and varying settlement times depending on payment method (card vs bank transfer).

Seed handling

Your recovery seed is the ultimate backup. Store it offline (paper or metal), split across secure locations if needed, and never type it into online forms or take photos.

Device verification & supply safety

Buy devices only from official channels. Verify device authenticity with Trezor Suite during first connection.

Operational security

• Use a dedicated, up-to-date machine for large transactions.
• Confirm all transactions on the Trezor screen before approving.
• Use passphrases for added account isolation (advanced users).
• Consider multisig setups for treasury-level custody.

Trezor Suite supports additional privacy practices:

• Run Suite against your own Bitcoin node for maximum privacy and trust.
• Use separate accounts for on-chain privacy segmentation (avoid address reuse).
• Consider coin-mixing tools only if you understand legal/regulatory implications.

Advanced: running your own node and Tor routing reduces metadata leakage from the host machine to third parties.

Third-party wallets & dApps

Trezor works with selected third-party wallets and DeFi applications. All signing prompts must be confirmed on the device.

Enterprise & programmatic access

Large organizations can integrate Trezor devices into their workflows for secure signing. Use hardware-in-the-loop approaches and build custom tooling that keeps keys offline.

Device not recognized

Try different USB cables and ports. Disable other apps that may hold the USB interface. Reboot Suite and the host machine.

Failed firmware update

Check host OS drivers, avoid interrupts, and retry. If failure persists, consult Trezor official support and logs.

Transaction stuck / low fee

Use Replace-By-Fee (RBF) when available, or use CPFP (child pays for parent) strategies depending on coin support.