Trezor.io/start is a starting point for users setting up a Trezor hardware wallet. The setup process is designed to help users connect their Trezor device with compatible wallet software, configure security features, and begin managing supported cryptocurrency accounts.
For the safest experience, always use official Trezor resources and follow the instructions intended for your specific device.
Setting up a Trezor wallet generally involves several straightforward steps:
Connect your Trezor hardware wallet to a compatible computer using the appropriate cable. Keep your device physically secure during the setup process.
Use the official Trezor wallet-management software recommended for your device. Avoid downloading cryptocurrency software from unknown websites or unofficial sources.
Follow the instructions displayed by the software and on the Trezor device. Depending on your situation, you may create a new wallet or restore an existing wallet using the appropriate recovery procedure.
When creating a new wallet, a recovery backup may be provided by the device. Record it carefully and store it offline in a secure location.
Never share your recovery phrase with anyone.
Do not enter your recovery phrase into websites, online forms, emails, or messages from people claiming to offer technical support.
Complete the available device-security settings, such as a PIN where supported. Keep your PIN confidential and protect the physical device from unauthorized access.
Once setup is complete, compatible Trezor software can provide access to supported cryptocurrency accounts and wallet-management features.
Depending on your device and software, you may be able to:
View cryptocurrency balances
Review transaction history
Receive supported digital assets
Prepare and authorize transactions
Manage supported accounts
Review device information
Install available updates
Supported assets and features can vary depending on the Trezor model and software version.
Protecting your recovery information is one of the most important parts of using a hardware wallet.
Use official Trezor software and resources.
Keep your recovery phrase offline.
Never share your recovery phrase or private keys.
Keep your device PIN confidential.
Review transaction details before approving them.
Install updates only through legitimate Trezor channels.
Be cautious of unsolicited support messages.
Never approve a transaction you do not recognize.
Phishing websites can imitate legitimate wallet setup pages. Before downloading software or connecting your device, carefully verify that you are using official Trezor resources.
Be especially suspicious of pages that ask for your recovery phrase to verify, activate, synchronize, or unlock your wallet.
A recovery phrase should remain private and offline.
If your Trezor device is not recognized, check the USB connection and cable and make sure compatible wallet software is being used. Restarting the software or computer may resolve temporary connection problems.
For persistent issues, consult official Trezor documentation and support resources. Avoid unknown individuals who request remote access to your computer or confidential wallet information.
Trezor.io/start provides a starting point for setting up a Trezor hardware wallet and beginning cryptocurrency management. Using official software, securing your recovery backup, maintaining device security, and carefully verifying transactions can help create a safer wallet experience.
Keep your recovery phrase, PIN, and private keys confidential at all times.