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Trézor.io/Start® | Starting Up Your Device | Trézor®

Securely set up your Trézor device and manage your cryptocurrency assets

Introduction

Trézor devices are hardware wallets that provide secure offline storage for your cryptocurrencies. Trézor.io/Start® guides you through initializing your device safely and managing your digital assets securely.

Step 1: Unbox and Inspect Your Device

Open your Trézor package carefully. Ensure the packaging and device are intact and untampered. Only use a device that appears original and sealed to prevent security risks.

Step 2: Connect Your Device

Use the supplied USB cable to connect your Trézor device to a computer or supported mobile device. Always access Trézor services through the official website or app to avoid phishing attacks.

Step 3: Install Trézor Suite

Trézor Suite is the official software for managing your hardware wallet. Download the latest version from the official Trézor website and install it on your device. The software will guide you through setup and initialization.

Step 4: Initialize Your Device

During initialization, choose between creating a new wallet or recovering an existing one:

Never store your recovery seed digitally or share it online. It is essential for recovering funds if your device is lost.

Step 5: Set Up PIN Protection

Configure a secure PIN code for your Trézor device. Each connection will require this PIN, providing an extra layer of security.

Step 6: Add and Manage Cryptocurrency Accounts

Once initialized, you can add cryptocurrency accounts through Trézor Suite:

Step 7: Security Best Practices

To maintain maximum security:

Step 8: Start Using Your Trézor

After setup, securely manage cryptocurrencies, interact with DeFi protocols, and store digital assets offline. Always confirm transactions directly on your Trézor device to ensure authenticity.

Conclusion

Following Trézor.io/Start® ensures your digital assets are managed securely. Proper setup, offline storage of recovery information, and adherence to security best practices protect against online threats and unauthorized access.