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Your keys stay offline
Private keys are created and kept on the device, away from everyday online threats. You can connect to manage assets without exposing your keys to your computer.
OFFLINE BY DESIGN Your keys. Your crypto. Your call.
Security that
stays yours.
A Trezor hardware wallet keeps your private keys offline, so you can manage your digital assets with more confidence—and keep control where it belongs: with you.
Built for self-custody, from the first setup.
01 / SELF-CUSTODYMade for peace of mind
Your keys stay offlineNot on your internet-connected device
A different kind of wallet
Keep the keys.
Keep the control.
A hardware wallet is a small device with a big job: helping you protect access to your crypto while you stay in charge of every move.
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Approve with confidence
Review and confirm transactions on your wallet itself. A separate screen helps you check what you are signing before you approve it.
YOU MAKE THE CALL03
One place for your assets
Manage supported coins, tokens, and digital assets using Trezor Suite or compatible wallets, with your hardware wallet at the center.
YOUR CRYPTO, ORGANIZED04
Plan for the unexpected
A recovery backup can help restore access if your device is lost or damaged. Keep it private, secure, and separate from your device.
RECOVERABLE BY YOUSecurity features and supported assets vary by model and software. A hardware wallet helps protect your keys, but it cannot eliminate every risk.
SECURE
BY DESIGN
BY DESIGN
Simple by design
Your crypto.
Your signature.
Your wallet signs transactions on the device. Your private keys are never shared with the app or website you connect to.
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Connect
Set up your Trezor and connect it to a compatible app.
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Review
Check the transaction details on your device's screen.
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Confirm
Approve it physically when everything looks right to you.
Exact connection methods and screens depend on your device model and chosen wallet app.
Find the right fit
Make security
your own.
Trezor offers different device styles, from straightforward essentials to models with a color touchscreen. Think about how you want to connect, what you want to manage, and which features matter to you.
Explore Trezor Suite01
Check compatibility
Look up support for your coins, tokens, and preferred wallet apps.
02
Pick your experience
Compare the screen, controls, and connection options that suit you.
03
Buy from a trusted source
Use the official Trezor store or an authorized reseller to reduce tampering risk.
Take your time. Self-custody starts with understanding how your wallet works.
Good to know
Questions,
answered.
A few things worth knowing before you begin.
What is a hardware wallet?
It is a physical device that keeps your private keys offline and lets you approve transactions from the device. Your crypto remains recorded on its respective blockchain; the wallet protects the keys used to access it.
Can I recover my crypto if I lose the device?
If you have your recovery backup, you can use it to restore access with a compatible wallet. Store the backup offline in a safe place, and never share it with anyone—not even someone claiming to be support.
Does a hardware wallet guarantee my crypto is safe?
No device can remove every risk. Protect your recovery backup, verify addresses and transaction details, keep software up to date, and be cautious of phishing and impersonation attempts.
Do I need technical experience to get started?
No advanced technical experience is needed, but take time to follow setup instructions carefully. Always create your recovery backup yourself and verify you are using official software.