Check your device
Unbox your wallet and check that its packaging and device show no signs of tampering. Use a trusted cable and a computer or phone you control.
A calm, practical introduction to setting up a Trezor hardware wallet. Take it one step at a time—and keep your recovery words to yourself, always.
Move at your own pace. Your device will guide you through each part of the process.
Unbox your wallet and check that its packaging and device show no signs of tampering. Use a trusted cable and a computer or phone you control.
Navigate to trezor.io using a bookmark or by typing the address yourself. Download Trezor Suite only from the official website or your device’s verified app store.
Connect your device and follow the instructions shown in Trezor Suite and on the device screen. Install firmware only when the device prompts you to.
Choose to create a new wallet on the device. Confirm important actions on the hardware wallet itself, not just on your computer screen.
Write the recovery words on paper and keep them offline in a private, secure place. Verify the backup on the device when prompted.
Choose a PIN that is hard to guess. Once setup is complete, verify a small test transaction before moving larger amounts.
Good security is built on small, repeatable habits. Keep these close whenever you use your wallet.
Your recovery seed restores access to your wallet. Anyone who gets it may be able to take your funds. No support team will ever ask you for it.
When sending crypto, compare the full receiving address on your hardware wallet screen with the address you intended to use.
Read transaction details on the device. If something looks unexpected, cancel and double-check through a trusted source.
This guide is for general education and is not a substitute for the current instructions from the device manufacturer. Features and setup screens may change; confirm details using Trezor's official resources.