Why use Trezor Login?
Trezor Login connects your browser to your Trezor hardware device so you can manage crypto assets, sign transactions, and interact with decentralized apps without exposing your private keys. The private key never leaves the device — that’s the core of hardware wallet security.
Key benefits
- Private key protection: Your keys remain on the hardware — not on the web or cloud.
- Phishing resistance: Confirm all actions on the device screen to ensure authenticity.
- Cross-platform: Works with major browsers and operating systems via Trezor Suite or browser extensions.
- Recovery support: Use your recovery seed if you ever need to restore access on a new device.
Before you login
- Confirm your Trezor device is genuine and running the latest firmware.
- Only use official Trezor websites and the Trezor Suite app — bookmark them in your browser.
- Keep your recovery seed physically secure and never share it with anyone.
Step-by-step: Logging into Trezor
Plug the Trezor into your computer using the supplied USB cable (or use USB-C adapter if required). Unlock the device by entering your PIN on the device screen.
Visit the official Trezor Suite app or the Trezor web interface. If using a browser, allow the browser to connect to the device when prompted.
Your device will display a connection prompt. Verify the prompt and confirm on the Trezor device to allow the session.
Once connected, you can view balances, create transactions, sign messages, and interact with supported dApps — always confirm actions on the Trezor screen.
Important: Transactions must be confirmed on the physical device. Never approve an unfamiliar transaction simply because the website requested it.
Troubleshooting common issues
- No device detected: Try a different USB port, use an official cable, and ensure the device is unlocked with your PIN.
- Browser blocks connection: Allow the browser to access USB devices. In some browsers you may need to clear cached site permissions.
- Outdated firmware: Update using Trezor Suite. Don’t use third-party firmware or unofficial tools.
- Forgot PIN: A forgotten PIN can be recovered only by resetting the device and restoring from your recovery seed — make sure you have it stored safely.
Security best practices
- Never enter your recovery seed into a computer or phone. Write it down and store it in a safe location.
- Use a strong, unique PIN and consider a passphrase for additional protection (be sure to remember it — passphrases are not recoverable).
- Verify web addresses and avoid phishing links. Official Trezor domains are the only safe gateways to your device.
- Keep a backup device or securely store the recovery seed off-site in case of loss or damage.
Advanced options
For power users, Trezor supports features such as passphrase-derived wallets (hidden wallets), multi-signature setups with compatible software, and integration with hardware security modules. These options add complexity but can increase security and redundancy when planned correctly.
When to contact support
- Suspected device compromise — contact Trezor support via official channels immediately.
- Firmware update failures or device errors that persist after troubleshooting.
- Questions about recovery, passphrase usage, or transaction verification you can’t resolve independently.
Never share your recovery seed, PIN, or passphrase with support or anyone else. Official support may ask you to describe the issue, but never to reveal sensitive secrets.