Welcome — Quick overview
Welcome to the Official Site Getting Started page for Trezor Suite®. This guide is crafted to help first-time users and developers quickly set up an authentic Trezor hardware wallet, understand the core security model, and integrate with the Suite safely. The instructions below prioritize best practices: verified purchases, secure seed backup, offline signing flows, and recovery options.
What is Trezor Suite® (Official Site)
Trezor Suite® is an official companion application and suite of tools that pairs with Trezor hardware devices. It provides a polished UI for managing Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many other coins, while keeping private keys isolated inside the physical device. As the Official Site resource, this page explains device authenticity checks, onboarding, developer links, and enterprise considerations for safe crypto custody.
Key benefits
- Private keys remain offline — signing happens on-device.
- Clear onboarding — step-by-step setup reduces user error.
- Open-source transparency — firmware and Suite code are auditable.
- Recovery & backup — industry-standard seed recovery with optional passphrase.
- Multi-platform — desktop and web Suite options with cross-platform support.
Step-by-step Getting Started (Official Site)
- Buy authentic device: Purchase from the Official Site or authorized resellers to avoid tampered devices.
- Install Trezor Suite: Download the Suite from the Official Site and verify its checksum/signature before running.
- Initialize device: Create a new wallet on-device or restore from a known recovery seed; never share the seed.
- Backup seed securely: Write the recovery words on paper or use a steel backup — never take photos or store seeds online.
- Use the Suite: Connect, verify addresses on the device screen, and sign transactions only after physical confirmation.
// Pseudo example: request address via Suite API (illustrative)
const suite = new TrezorSuite({ env: 'official' });
await suite.connect();
const addr = await suite.getReceiveAddress('BTC');
console.log('Verified address (check device screen):', addr);
Security best practices on the Official Site
Follow Official Site security guidance: always verify firmware signatures, avoid loading unknown recovery tools, keep software up to date, and adopt a passphrase for a hidden wallet if you require extra deniability. When integrating with third-party services, use origin checks and limit permissions.
Resources & developer links
The Official Site provides links to SDKs, API docs, changelogs, and example integrations. Developers should use the official repositories and signed releases. Versioned documentation helps keep integrations stable and discoverable for search engines when served as crawlable HTML.
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5 Official FAQs
A1: Buy from the Official Site or authorized resellers. Verify package tamper-evidence, check device holograms if present, and confirm firmware signatures during initial setup in Trezor Suite.
A2: Yes. Use your recovery seed on a new authentic Trezor device or compatible wallet that supports the same seed standard (BIP39/BIP44). Keep the seed safe and offline.
A3: No. Never store the recovery seed in cloud storage, photos, or plain-text files. Prefer physical (paper/steel) backups and consider a passphrase for extra protection.
A4: Yes. The Suite and device firmware are open-source; community audits and official security reports are published on the Official Site.
A5: Official SDKs, API references, and sample apps are linked from the Official Site developer center — always use signed releases and follow versioned migration notes.