Trezor® Hardware Wallet

Quick Start & Login Guide – Safe & Secure Cryptocurrency Management

Introduction

The Trezor Hardware Wallet is a secure device designed to protect your cryptocurrency assets offline. By isolating your private keys from internet-connected devices, Trezor ensures your funds are safe from hacks and malware attacks. This guide will walk you through the setup, login, and best practices for using your Trezor wallet.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced crypto user, following the steps carefully will guarantee a seamless and secure experience.

Unboxing & Hardware Overview

When you first receive your Trezor wallet, ensure the package is sealed and authentic. The box includes the Trezor device, USB cable, recovery seed card, and quick start guide.

Always verify the authenticity of your Trezor device by checking the holographic seal.

Setting Up Your Trezor

Follow these steps to set up your wallet securely:

  1. Connect the Trezor device to your computer using the supplied USB cable.
  2. Visit the official Trezor setup website.
  3. Follow on-screen instructions to initialize your device and create a PIN.
  4. Generate your recovery seed and write it down carefully on the recovery card.

Never share your recovery seed. Anyone with access to it can control your funds.

Creating Your Wallet

Once your Trezor device is set up, you can create a cryptocurrency wallet:

Each wallet is unique and cryptographically secure. Trezor allows multiple wallets for different cryptocurrencies within the same device.

Logging In & Accessing Wallet

To access your Trezor wallet:

Always verify you are on the official Trezor site to prevent phishing attacks.

Sending & Receiving Cryptocurrency

To send funds:

To receive funds, share your public wallet address only. Your private keys never leave the Trezor device.

Backup & Recovery

Your recovery seed is crucial. In case your Trezor is lost or damaged, the recovery seed allows you to restore your wallet on a new device.

Never take a photo of your recovery seed or share it digitally. This can compromise your funds.

Security Best Practices

For maximum security:

Avoid using public Wi-Fi networks when accessing your wallet. Security starts with the device, but safe practices matter.

Troubleshooting & Support

If you face issues:

Trezor will never ask for your recovery seed over email or chat. Be cautious of scams.