Welcome to Trezor Wallet
Trezor Wallet provides secure access to your cryptocurrency using a Trezor hardware device. Unlike software wallets, Trezor stores your private keys offline and requires physical confirmation for every transaction. This guide is for new users logging into their device and wallet for the first time, and for returning users who want a secure refresher.
What Is a Trezor Wallet?
A Trezor Wallet is a combination of a Trezor hardware device and the Trezor Suite software interface. The wallet enables you to manage crypto assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many more. The private keys are stored on the Trezor device and never leave it, even when you're connected to the internet.
Trezor supports both a desktop app and a web-based interface, called Trezor Suite Web, which works through your browser. Both options are designed with privacy, control, and transparency in mind.
Before You Begin
Make sure you have the following ready before logging in:
- Your Trezor hardware device (Trezor Model T or Model One)
- A secure USB cable and access to your computer
- Trezor Suite installed or open in your browser
- Trezor Bridge installed (required for web version)
- Your device PIN and optional passphrase, if enabled
How to Log Into Your Trezor Wallet
- Connect your Trezor device to your computer via USB.
- Launch the Trezor Suite desktop app or open Trezor Suite Web.
- Wait a few seconds for your device to be detected.
- Click “Access Wallet” or “Log In” when prompted on-screen.
- Enter your PIN on the Trezor device (the layout changes each time for security).
- If enabled, enter your passphrase (either on-device or on-screen, based on your preference).
- Once authenticated, your wallet dashboard will load with all associated accounts and balances.
The login process is secure, and no sensitive data like private keys or recovery seeds are ever transmitted online.
Using Trezor Wallet After Login
Once you're logged in, you can manage your digital assets with full transparency and control. From your dashboard, you can:
- View balances across different crypto accounts
- Send and receive cryptocurrencies securely
- Use coin control and labeling for better transaction tracking
- Access privacy tools such as Tor integration and UTXO management
- Adjust device and wallet settings
Security Best Practices When Logging In
- Always verify the address bar when using Trezor Suite Web
- Physically check all transaction details on your Trezor screen
- Do not share your recovery seed with anyone—ever
- Enable a passphrase for extra wallet security if not already using one
- Update firmware and software regularly for security patches
Troubleshooting Login Issues
Facing issues while trying to log into your Trezor Wallet? Try the following:
- Ensure your USB cable and port are functioning correctly
- Restart your browser or Trezor Suite app
- Reinstall Trezor Bridge if using the web version
- Check that your device firmware is current
- Disable any interfering browser extensions
- Switch browsers (Chrome or Firefox are recommended)
How to Log Out Safely
To log out of your Trezor Wallet:
- Close the Trezor Suite app or browser window
- Unplug your Trezor device from your computer
- For additional security, lock your computer or shut it down after use
Each session is temporary, so unplugging your device effectively ends access until it is reconnected and reauthenticated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I log in from multiple devices?
Yes, you can log into your Trezor Wallet from any trusted computer. Your private keys remain on your Trezor device, not the computer.
Do I need Trezor Bridge?
Only if you're using the web version of Trezor Suite. The desktop app doesn’t require Bridge.
What if I forget my PIN?
If you forget your PIN, you’ll need to reset your device and recover it using your 12, 18, or 24-word recovery seed. Without the seed, access cannot be restored.
Is logging in on public Wi-Fi safe?
Trezor devices are secure, but avoid using public or insecure networks when managing high-value wallets. Use a VPN if necessary.
How often should I update my device?
Check for firmware and Trezor Suite updates regularly. Updates include performance improvements and important security patches.