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Trezor.io/Start® — Starting Up Your Device | Trezor®

Trezor.io/Start® — Starting Up Your Device | Trezor®

A concise, user-friendly guide to get your hardware wallet online and secure — written for first-time setup and safe recovery.

Quick overview

Welcome to Trezor.io/Start®. This page walks you through powering your device, installing the Trezor Suite or using the web setup, selecting a secure PIN, and creating a recovery seed. Follow each step carefully — a hardware wallet is your strongest line of defense for private keys and long-term crypto custody.

1

Unboxing & power

Connect your device using the included cable to your computer or a USB power source. Wait for the device screen to display the Trezor welcome animation.

2

Visit Trezor.io/Start®

Open a browser and navigate to Trezor.io/Start®. The official start page verifies firmware and gives you a simple installer for Trezor Suite or a browser-based setup. Always verify the secure badge in your URL bar to ensure authenticity.

3

Install & update

Follow on-screen instructions to install the latest firmware and Suite app. If an update is required, allow the device to update — firmware updates close security gaps and add features.

4

Create a PIN

Choose a PIN that you can remember but that others cannot guess. Your PIN protects the device; keep it private. You can personalize the PIN entry order for extra protection if prompted by the device.

5

Write down your recovery seed

This is the most critical step. The device will generate a recovery seed (12, 18, or 24 words). Write the words on the provided card and store them securely offline. Never photograph or store the seed on a connected device.

6

Verify & finalize

Confirm the seed by following the device prompts. Verify addresses before sending funds and enable optional features like passphrase protection only when you understand how they work.

7

Keep software up to date

Periodically open Trezor Suite or visit Trezor.io/Start® to check for firmware and app updates. Good maintenance reduces risk and keeps compatibility with new coins and standards.

Safety checklist

  • Never share your recovery seed or PIN with anyone.
  • Store your recovery card in a secure offline place, ideally in a fireproof safe.
  • Verify firmware and downloads only from the official start page.
  • Use passphrase protection only after understanding how it affects recovery.

This guide is a concise walkthrough to help you set up safely. For full manuals, advanced recovery options, or enterprise features, consult the official documentation on the Trezor website. If you need a version of this page tailored for an organization or an accessible plain-text printout, reply and I will prepare it.