Welcome to the official starting point for your Trezor hardware wallet. This guide walks you through the exact steps found at trezor.io/start: downloading Trezor Suite, verifying your device, installing firmware, creating a secure PIN and recording your recovery backup — all with best practices to protect your crypto.
Open trezor.io/startTrezor Start (trezor.io/start) is the official guided entrypoint to initialize Trezor hardware wallets. It directs you to the Trezor Suite (desktop or web) which orchestrates firmware installation, authenticity checks, PIN creation and secure recovery backup creation — the steps that turn an unboxed device into a hardened cold wallet.
Private keys remain on the device and never touch your computer or the internet during signing.
Every transaction and address is shown on the Trezor display for manual confirmation.
Firmware, tools and docs are public for independent security review.
Works with Trezor Suite and many third-party wallets, supporting thousands of coins and tokens.
Trezor’s start flow enforces layered security: verified firmware, device authenticity checks, on-device confirmation and offline recovery words. The company maintains public documentation and guides to enable transparent audits and help users follow proven setup practices.
Q: Can I use the web app instead of desktop?
A: Yes — trezor.io/start offers a browser path, but desktop Suite has full features.
Q: What if my device asks to install firmware?
A: Install official firmware via Suite — new devices are often shipped without firmware and must be updated.
Q: How do I recover if I lose the device?
A: Use the recovery words you recorded during setup to restore on a new Trezor or compatible wallet. Store them offline.
Q: Is Bluetooth/wireless used?
A: Some newer models offer wireless options for mobile; check model specifics and follow official guidance.
Q: Who do I contact for support?
A: Use official Trezor Support available from trezor.io/support for troubleshooting, authenticity checks and replacement options.
This page is an informational guide referencing the official trezor.io/start flow. It is not financial advice. Always follow Trezor’s official instructions and store recovery materials offline. The author is not responsible for losses due to counterfeit hardware, lost backups, or user error.