Trezor uses a hardware-based security model rather than a conventional username-and-password login. Your physical Trezor device works with compatible official wallet software to provide access to supported cryptocurrency accounts and authorize sensitive operations.
To access your wallet securely:
Open the official Trezor wallet-management software.
Connect your genuine Trezor hardware wallet.
Follow the connection instructions provided by the official software.
Unlock the device using its PIN when required.
Select the wallet account you want to manage.
Review your account and transaction information.
Confirm important operations directly on your Trezor device.
A Trezor hardware wallet is designed to keep private keys protected by the physical device. Compatible software provides the interface for managing supported accounts, while the hardware wallet can be used to authorize sensitive actions.
This differs from a conventional online account where access depends primarily on a username and password.
Keep your security information private at all times.
Never share your recovery seed.
Never enter your recovery seed into a website.
Keep your device PIN private.
Download Trezor software only from official sources.
Verify website addresses before connecting your device.
Review transaction details directly on your Trezor hardware before confirming.
Phishing websites may imitate Trezor and display fake login, verification, synchronization, or recovery screens. These pages may attempt to obtain your recovery seed or other sensitive wallet information.
If a website asks for your recovery seed to log in, unlock, synchronize, or verify your wallet, stop immediately and verify that you are using an authentic Trezor resource.
If your Trezor device is not recognized, check the USB connection and cable, confirm that you are using compatible official software, and follow the latest Trezor troubleshooting guidance.
Avoid downloading unofficial applications or accepting technical assistance from unknown sources.
Trezor's hardware-based security model places the physical device at the center of wallet access and transaction authorization. Using genuine software, protecting your recovery seed, and verifying sensitive actions directly on the device can help reduce common cryptocurrency security risks.
Your recovery seed is not a normal login password. Never provide it to a website, support representative, or another person.