Getting Started with Trezor Suite — Step-by-Step Guide

Trezor Suite is the official desktop and web application designed to manage your Trezor hardware wallet securely. This guide walks you through every step of setting up your Trezor device, connecting it with Trezor Suite, adding accounts, sending and receiving crypto, and following essential security practices.

Why use Trezor Suite?

Trezor Suite offers a secure, intuitive interface for managing multiple cryptocurrency accounts. Unlike software wallets that store keys online, Trezor hardware wallets keep private keys offline. Trezor Suite facilitates portfolio tracking, transaction management, firmware updates, and dApp integration while ensuring private keys never leave the device.

Preparing your setup

Step 1 — Install Trezor Suite

Download the official Trezor Suite from trezor.io. Run the installer (desktop) or open the web version. Always verify the official domain to avoid phishing attempts.

Tip: Avoid downloading Suite from third-party sites. Official downloads ensure the software is signed and tamper-free.

Step 2 — Connect your Trezor device

  1. Plug your Trezor device into your computer.
  2. Follow the Suite instructions to create a new wallet or restore an existing one.
  3. Set a PIN code on the device for physical security.
  4. Write down your 24-word recovery phrase in order and verify it on the device.
Never share your recovery phrase. Trezor support will never ask for it. If someone asks, it is a scam.

Step 3 — Add cryptocurrency accounts

Within Trezor Suite, navigate to Accounts → Add Account. Select the blockchain and create accounts for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other supported assets. Suite will synchronize your balances and transaction history.

Step 4 — Sending and receiving crypto

To receive crypto, click Receive and verify the receiving address on the Trezor device screen. For sending crypto, initiate a transaction in Suite and confirm details on your device before signing.

Always verify addresses on the device screen. Malware cannot alter the physical device display.

Step 5 — Test a transaction

Start with a small test transaction. Send and receive a minimal amount to confirm the workflow is correct. Once verified, larger transactions can be performed safely.

Security best practices

Advanced tips

Supported assets and integrations

Trezor supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies. For unsupported coins, third-party wallets compatible with Trezor signing can be used. Check official documentation for the latest asset compatibility.

Common questions

Is Trezor Suite free?

Yes, Trezor Suite is free. Standard network fees still apply for blockchain transactions.

Can I recover my wallet if I lose my device?

Yes. With the 24-word recovery seed, you can restore your wallet on another Trezor or compatible hardware wallet.

Is the web Suite secure?

Yes. Even the web version requires your Trezor device for signing, ensuring private keys never leave the hardware wallet.

Final recommendation

Always start small: test your workflow before transferring large sums. Protect your recovery phrase and confirm all transactions on your device for maximum security.

Trezor Suite and Trezor hardware wallets provide tools for self-custody. Always follow official guidance for setup, firmware updates, and security to ensure your cryptocurrency remains safe.