Trezor® Hardware Wallet pioneered the cryptocurrency security industry when it launched in 2014 as the world's first Bitcoin hardware wallet. Developed by SatoshiLabs, Trezor® devices provide cold storage solutions that completely isolate private keys from internet-connected devices, offering military-grade protection against hackers, malware, and unauthorized access while maintaining full control over your digital assets.
Private keys created and stored entirely offline in secure hardware element
Multi-factor protection with device PIN and optional hidden wallets
24-word mnemonic phrase for complete wallet restoration capability
Transparent firmware continuously audited by global security experts
Display: Full-color touchscreen
Features: MicroSD encryption, Shamir Backup, advanced coin support
Security: Secure element chip, PIN matrix, passphrase protection
Best For: Advanced users, maximum security requirements
Display: OLED screen with buttons
Features: Core security, 1000+ coins, reliable performance
Security: Military-grade protection, recovery seed, PIN security
Best For: Beginners, cost-effective security solution
Trezor Bridge is the essential communication tool that enables secure data exchange between your Trezor® hardware wallet and web browsers. It facilitates the Trezor Bridge Login process and ensures all communication remains encrypted. The bridge automatically installs with Trezor Suite Desktop or can be downloaded separately for web browser access, creating a secure tunnel for all device interactions.
Trezor® Hardware Wallets employ a sophisticated multi-layered security model. All cryptographic operations and private key management occur exclusively within the device's secure element. The device firmware is open-source, allowing continuous community auditing. Each transaction requires physical confirmation on the device screen, preventing remote authorization. The optional passphrase feature creates hidden wallets, while Shamir Backup (Model T) allows distributed secret sharing for enhanced recovery options.
Trezor® devices employ multiple physical security measures including secure element chips, tamper-resistant design, and protection against voltage glitching attacks. The devices automatically wipe after multiple incorrect PIN attempts, and the open-source firmware allows continuous security improvements. Additionally, the recovery seed is never stored digitally, ensuring complete air-gap protection against physical compromise.
Trezor Suite represents a complete modernization of the Trezor® ecosystem, offering enhanced security features, improved user experience, integrated exchange services, and advanced portfolio management. It replaces the old Wallet interface with a unified platform available as desktop application and web interface, providing consistent security protocols and expanded functionality across all access points.
While there isn't an official trezor suite app for mobile, Trezor® hardware wallets can connect to Android devices via USB OTG (On-The-Go) cables and work with compatible third-party mobile wallets that support hardware wallet integration. For iOS devices, connectivity is more limited due to Apple's restrictions, but web-based access through mobile browsers is available with proper adapter cables.
If you lose your Trezor® hardware wallet, you can recover your entire wallet on a new device using your 24-word recovery seed. The recovery process recreates all your accounts, transaction history, and settings. Simply purchase a new Trezor® device, visit trezor.io/start, and select the recovery option. Your private keys are mathematically derived from your recovery seed, ensuring complete restoration of your assets.
Trezor® hardware wallets support over 1,000 cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, ERC-20 tokens, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, and many others. Both Trezor Model T and Trezor One support the major cryptocurrencies, while the Model T offers extended support for newer assets and advanced features like staking. The supported coins list continuously expands through firmware updates.
Regular firmware updates are crucial for security and feature enhancements. Update your Trezor® device whenever new firmware is available, typically every few months. Updates include security patches, new cryptocurrency support, and feature improvements. The update process is secure and maintains your existing accounts and settings. Always ensure you have your recovery seed backed up before performing updates.