A clear, concise HTML presentation to help you initialize, secure, and start using your Trezor hardware wallet. Keyword: Trezor.io/start.
Welcome — this presentation walks through the essential steps to set up your Trezor device safely. The instructions are device-agnostic where possible: you'll learn how to unbox, initialize, create a backup, use Trezor Suite, and follow security best practices.
Confirm tamper-evident seals and compare device images with the official photos on trezor.io/start.
Use the supplied cable to connect your Trezor to your computer. Open Trezor Suite (download from trezor.io/downloads) or use the web interface per the model instructions.
Follow on-screen prompts on the device to create a new wallet. Set a strong PIN — this protects physical access to your device.
Write down the recovery phrase exactly as shown. Store it offline and in multiple secure physical locations if needed. Never store the seed digitally or share it.
Use Trezor Suite to install coin-specific apps and manage accounts. Always verify addresses on the device display before confirming transactions.
Regularly check trezor.io/downloads for firmware updates and install them via Trezor Suite.
Treat your seed phrase like cash — anyone with it controls your assets. Consider using a steel backup product for long-term storage.
Always type the domain trezor.io directly or use bookmarks. Verify URLs before entering sensitive information.
Adding a passphrase creates a new hidden wallet. This provides plausible deniability but increases complexity and the risk of accidental loss — document your practice carefully.
Many wallets support Trezor via WalletConnect or native integration. When connecting, always confirm the receiving address on your Trezor device.