Trezor Hardware Wallet® is a cold-storage device built to keep your private keys offline and your assets safe. Designed for both beginners and professionals, it combines open-source security with an intuitive interface.
Get Started with TrezorOfficial resources: Support · Setup Guide
Trezor Hardware Wallet® stores your private keys in a tamper-resistant device, keeping them isolated from internet-connected computers and mobile phones. This minimizes exposure to malware, phishing and exchange risk.
Trezor Hardware Wallet® implements multiple layers of protection: a secure element for cryptographic operations, recovery seed backup, and user-verifiable display for transaction confirmation. Even if your computer is compromised, the device ensures transactions are authorized only with your physical confirmation.
Trezor Hardware Wallet® supports hundreds of cryptocurrencies and tokens including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and many ERC‑20 tokens. Seamless integrations with popular wallets and services let you manage DeFi, NFTs and tokens safely. See full compatibility at trezor.io/coins.
Initial setup is simple: connect your Trezor device, visit the official setup guide at trezor.io/start, create a PIN and write down your recovery seed. Store the recovery seed securely — it is the only way to restore your wallet if the device is lost or damaged.
When you sign a transaction, the data is sent from your computer to the Trezor Hardware Wallet® where it is displayed and signed in the device. The private keys never leave the device. This process ensures that even if your host is compromised, the attacker cannot extract keys or sign transactions without the device and your confirmation.
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Q: Is Trezor Hardware Wallet® safe for large holdings?
A: Yes — cold storage devices like Trezor are recommended for long-term or large-value holdings.