YOUR SELF-CUSTODY JOURNEY STARTS HERE

Your keys.
Your peace of mind.

New to Trezor? Get oriented with a few simple steps, then continue securely on Trezor’s official setup page.

We will never ask for your recovery seed.
TREZOR✓Your assets
stay yours.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
A safer way to self-custody
YOUR DEVICE. YOUR CONTROL.
GETTING STARTED

Three steps to take control.

Take your time. A little care at setup helps protect your digital assets.

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Connect your device

Use the cable included with your Trezor and visit the official setup address by typing trezor.io/start directly into your browser.

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Follow the official guide

Install the recommended wallet software and follow the on-screen instructions. Verify prompts on your device before approving.

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Keep your backup private

Write down your recovery backup offline and store it somewhere secure. Never share it, photograph it, or enter it on a website.

A QUICK SECURITY CHECK

Your recovery seed is for you alone.

Trezor support will never ask you to disclose your recovery seed. Anyone asking for it—including a website, message, or caller—is trying to access your wallet. Stop and verify the address before continuing.

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A BETTER WAY TO BEGIN

Start with confidence.

Taking control of your digital assets starts with a thoughtful setup. Trezor hardware wallets are designed to keep your private keys offline, giving you a more secure way to manage crypto while staying in control. Whether you are opening your first device or refreshing your security knowledge, take each step at your own pace. Begin by checking that you are visiting the genuine Trezor website: type trezor.io/start directly into your browser, and inspect the address before continuing. Follow the instructions shown by Trezor’s official setup flow, and confirm important actions on your device itself. When prompted to create a recovery backup, write it down and store it somewhere private and durable, away from cameras, cloud storage, and curious eyes. Your recovery words are the master key to your wallet. Never share them with anyone, enter them into a website, or send them to a person claiming to offer support. No legitimate support representative needs your backup. If anything feels unexpected, pause and consult Trezor’s official support resources. This independent guide offers general orientation only; it is not operated by or affiliated with Trezor. For current instructions, downloads, and device-specific help, always continue through Trezor’s official website.