Trezór.io/Start® | ®Starting Up Your Device — Trezor®

In the world of cryptocurrency, security is everything. Whether you're holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, or a diverse portfolio of digital assets, protecting your private keys is non-negotiable. That’s where Trezor®, the original hardware wallet, comes in. With sleek design, industry-leading security protocols, and intuitive setup, starting your crypto journey begins at one trusted place: Trezór.io/Start®.

Let’s walk you through the elegant process of getting your Trezor device up and running — stylishly, securely, and stress-free.


Step 1: Unbox With Confidence

Your Trezor® arrives in a tamper-evident, tightly sealed box. Everything about it reflects quality and trust. The first step? Inspect the packaging. Make sure it hasn’t been opened or altered. Trezor hardware wallets are always shipped sealed to protect you from unauthorized access. If anything seems off, pause immediately and reach out to official support.

Inside, you’ll find:

  • The Trezor device (Model One or Model T)
  • A USB cable
  • Recovery seed cards
  • A quick start guide
  • Trezor stickers

Step 2: Navigate to Trezór.io/Start®

On your secure device (laptop or desktop), open your browser and manually type Trezór.io/Start®. Avoid clicking on random links — manually entering the address ensures you're in the right place. Once you're on the official setup page, it will detect your device model and guide you through a tailor-made setup experience.


Step 3: Download the Trezor Suite

Trezor Suite is the secure desktop or web app interface that helps you interact with your wallet. It's not just functional — it’s beautifully designed, clean, and user-friendly. You’ll use it to:

  • Manage multiple coins and tokens
  • Check portfolio performance
  • Send and receive crypto
  • Monitor transactions in real-time

Follow the prompts to download and install the Suite. Make sure you’re downloading from the official setup page — never from third-party websites.


Step 4: Connect and Install Firmware

Now it’s time to plug in your Trezor. Connect the device using the USB cable, and the Suite will automatically recognize it. If it's your first time using the wallet, it will prompt you to install the latest firmware — a crucial step for security and performance.

This process is fast, sleek, and guided. Trezor ensures firmware is signed and verified — you're always protected from tampered software.


Step 5: Create Your Wallet & Backup Seed

Here’s where the magic happens. Once firmware is updated, select "Create New Wallet." Your Trezor will now generate a 12- or 24-word recovery seed — your master key.

This is the most important step of the entire process:

  • Write your seed on the provided recovery card.
  • Store it offline in a safe place.
  • Never take a photo, type it into your phone, or upload it to the cloud.

Think of this seed as your golden key. If your device is lost, stolen, or damaged, your funds can be recovered with this seed — and only this seed.


Step 6: Confirm and Secure

You'll be asked to confirm the recovery seed on your device. This ensures it’s backed up correctly. Once verified, you're now the sole controller of your crypto future.

Optionally, add a PIN for an extra layer of security. Every time you plug in your Trezor, you’ll need to enter the PIN — keeping it safe even if the device falls into the wrong hands.


Step 7: Add Coins and Start Exploring

Your wallet is now live! Trezor supports hundreds of coins and tokens including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Cardano, and ERC-20 tokens. The Trezor Suite interface lets you:

  • Add accounts
  • Swap crypto
  • Integrate with apps like MetaMask
  • Track asset value in real-time

You’re not just setting up a wallet — you’re stepping into a secure future of self-sovereign finance.


Disclaimer

Trezor® is a registered trademark of SatoshiLabs. This guide is for educational and informational purposes only and is not officially endorsed by SatoshiLabs. Always use official websites and software to avoid phishing or counterfeit risks. Never share your recovery seed or PIN with anyone. Crypto investments involve risk, and securing your private keys is solely your responsibility.