Trezor® never requires online accounts, email registration, or passwords. Your login is always device-based and secured by physical confirmation on your hardware wallet.
Unlike traditional online accounts, Trezor® Wallet login is a secure, device-authenticated process that occurs entirely through your hardware wallet. There are no usernames, passwords, or online accounts to compromise.
The login process verifies your identity through physical possession of the device and knowledge of your PIN, ensuring that only you can access your funds, even if your computer is compromised.
Connect your Trezor® hardware wallet to your computer using the official USB cable. Ensure you're using a secure computer free from malware.
Open Trezor Suite in your browser or launch the desktop application. The software will automatically detect your connected device.
Your Trezor® device will display a randomized PIN pad. Enter your PIN by clicking the corresponding positions on your computer screen. This prevents keyloggers from capturing your PIN.
Your Trezor® verifies the PIN internally and grants access to your wallet. The entire authentication process happens on the device, keeping your credentials secure.
Once authenticated, Trezor Suite loads your wallet interface, showing your portfolio, transaction history, and allowing you to send/receive cryptocurrencies.
Access through suite.trezor.io - convenient for quick access while maintaining security through device authentication.
Download Trezor Suite for desktop for enhanced privacy and additional features, including Tor integration and coin control.
Use Trezor Suite mobile as a view-only companion to monitor your portfolio while keeping your device secure offline.
Always verify you're on the official Trezor Suite website. Bookmark the legitimate site and never enter your recovery seed anywhere online. Trezor® will never ask for your recovery seed.
If you forget your PIN, you must wipe your device and restore it using your recovery seed. This process erases the device, so ensure you have your recovery seed available before proceeding.
No, physical possession of your Trezor® device is required to access your wallet. This is a security feature preventing remote access to your funds.
The randomized PIN pad prevents keyloggers from capturing your PIN. Even if malware records your screen clicks, the positions change each time, making the recording useless.
Try a different USB cable and port, ensure Trezor Bridge is installed, and check for firmware updates. Visit the troubleshooting guide for specific solutions.
While the login process is secure, we recommend using your personal devices. Public computers may have malware that could attempt to manipulate transaction details.
Yes, multiple users can share a device, but they'll share access to all wallets. For separate accounts, consider using the passphrase feature to create hidden wallets.
Enable passphrase encryption to create hidden wallets within your device. This adds an additional layer of security beyond your PIN and recovery seed.
Your Trezor® device itself acts as a physical multi-factor authentication token, requiring both possession of the device and knowledge of the PIN.
All transactions must be physically confirmed on your device screen, preventing malware from altering destination addresses or amounts.
Remember: Your security ultimately depends on safeguarding your recovery seed and using strong, unique PIN codes. Never share these with anyone.