This page focuses on the part most people mess up: downloading the real thing, verifying sources, and avoiding phishing. Then we walk through installation and secure usage with a Trezor hardware wallet.
Scroll for desktop + web flow, plus device connection tips.
Trezor Suite is the official companion app for managing a Trezor hardware wallet. It helps you view balances, send/receive assets, and perform onboarding flows while keeping private keys secured by the hardware device.
Trezor Suite is designed to work with a Trezor device. The hardware wallet keeps private keys off your computer so malware has a much harder time stealing them.
There’s a desktop app experience and a web experience. For most people, the desktop app is the simplest and most predictable option for device connections.
Common legit domains include trezor.io and suite.trezor.io (verify exact spelling).
Users typically want a clear dashboard, onboarding flow, and secure signing experience for daily operations, while still keeping hardware-level security.
The #1 risk is fake “Suite” installers and fake “Trezor support” pages. Use official pages only and avoid ads.
Primary official page for the app:
If you only remember one link, remember this one.
Official setup flow many users start with:
Good for new devices and onboarding.
Browser-based Suite (verify domain carefully):
Prefer desktop if you want fewer moving parts.
Install from official sources, connect your device, then do a small test transfer. Don’t rush firmware or seed steps.
The web app can be convenient, but you must verify the domain before connecting your device and approving prompts.
When in doubt, use the official guides linked below.
Many hardware wallet ecosystems support a passphrase feature to create separate “hidden” wallets. This can add security but also adds complexity and the risk of losing access if mismanaged.
Always confirm addresses on the hardware device screen, not just on your computer. Malware can swap addresses on-screen; device confirmation is the defense.
If you’re storing meaningful value, verification is worth it. Trezor publishes guidance on verifying Suite downloads.
Follow the official steps for hashes/signatures and release sources. This reduces the risk of installing a tampered file.
This is the “paranoid but correct” approach.
Advanced users sometimes cross-reference official release channels. Always start from trezor.io and follow official references.
Don’t “randomly Google” releases—start from official documentation.
Hardware wallets reduce risk, but they don’t magically prevent phishing. Most losses still come from seed leaks and fake sites.
Short, practical answers to questions people ask before installing.
Download from trezor.io, install, connect your device, and verify everything before moving serious funds. Use this page as an educational reference, not as a download mirror.