Official Guide · Trezor.io/start

Trezor.io/start® — Starting Up Your Device

Security-first, step-by-step onboarding for your Trezor hardware wallet. Generate seeds offline, verify firmware, and integrate with trusted wallets.

Why begin at Trezor.io/start?

Welcome to Trezor.io/start — your official step-by-step launchpad for setting up a Trezor hardware wallet. Whether you’re a first-time user or migrating an existing seed, this guide explains secure initialization, firmware checks, backup best practices, and seamless integration with wallets and exchanges.

Quick start checklist

  • Unbox & inspect device for tamper evidence.
  • Visit Trezor.io/start on a trusted computer.
  • Install Trezor Suite for firmware and desktop management.
  • Generate a new seed on-device and back it up physically.
  • Enable PIN and optional passphrase for hidden wallets.

Security essentials

Enable a strong PIN, never type your recovery phrase digitally, and consider a metal backup plate for durability. Keep recovery copies in separate secure locations and avoid sharing the phrase under any circumstances.

Compatibility & integrations

Trezor supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and many ERC-20 tokens. For less-common chains, check integration lists on Trezor.io/start and prefer wallets with native support for advanced DeFi interactions.

Troubleshooting

If the device is unresponsive, try a different USB cable/port, update firmware through Trezor Suite, or contact official support if you suspect tampering. Always test with a small transaction first.

Glossary & SEO tips

Seed phrase — your human-readable recovery. PIN — local lock. Passphrase — optional extra layer.
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Final reassurance: With verified onboarding from Trezor.io/start, you keep direct control of private keys while reducing online attack surfaces. Treat backups like high-value documents.