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Secure wallet setup

Start with a safer setup.

Trezor.io/start is the starting point for setting up your Trezor hardware wallet. Follow a clear setup flow, connect your device, and learn the essential steps for managing your digital assets with greater confidence.

Connection
Device detected ✓
Trezor Device
Secure setup
Ready to begin
Device status Protected
Hardware Security
Setup stage
Verify your device
Hardware-first security Keep important operations connected to your device.
Clear setup flow Move through the essential wallet setup steps.
Transaction awareness Review important details before approving actions.
Self-custody focused Understand the responsibility behind your wallet.
The setup path

From unopened device to confident setup.

A good hardware-wallet experience starts with a careful initial setup. Use the official Trezor setup flow and take time to verify each important step before continuing.

01

Connect your device

Start by connecting your Trezor device and opening the appropriate wallet software or setup experience.

02

Follow the instructions

Work through the setup prompts carefully and keep your recovery information private and offline.

03

Verify before using

Before managing assets, check that your device and setup are ready and that you understand the recovery process.

Why the setup matters

Build the right security habits from day one.

Trezor.io/start can be treated as your setup checkpoint: connect, configure, verify, and understand the security basics before you begin using your wallet.

01 / Device control

Keep critical approval steps close to your hardware.

Hardware wallets are designed to keep important signing operations tied to the physical device. Always pay attention to what your device displays before approving a transaction.

Device connection Ready
Wallet access Protected
Transaction review Required
02 / Recovery

Protect your recovery information.

Your recovery information is extremely important. Keep it private, offline, and protected from anyone asking you to reveal it.

03 / Verification

Pause before you approve.

Review addresses, amounts, and transaction details carefully. A deliberate confirmation process can help prevent avoidable mistakes.

Security essentials

Simple habits. Stronger protection.

Setting up a hardware wallet is more than connecting a device. Understanding recovery, verification, and software authenticity is an important part of responsible self-custody.

01

Use official sources

Be careful with search results, downloads, emails, and websites pretending to represent wallet services.

02

Never share recovery information

Legitimate support should not require you to reveal your recovery information or private wallet secrets.

03

Check your device

Pay attention to the information displayed on your hardware wallet before confirming sensitive actions.

04

Keep software updated

Use the appropriate official wallet software and follow its recommended update process.

Questions

Trezor.io/start FAQ

What is Trezor.io/start?
Trezor.io/start is commonly used as the starting point for setting up a Trezor hardware wallet and following the required setup guidance.
What should I do before setting up my Trezor?
Make sure you are using an official Trezor source, have your device available, and can complete the setup without sharing sensitive recovery information with anyone.
Why is recovery information important?
Recovery information can be used to restore access to a wallet. It should therefore be treated as highly sensitive and kept private and securely offline.
Should I verify transactions on my device?
Yes. Carefully reviewing transaction details shown on your hardware wallet before approval is an important security practice.
Ready when you are

Start your Trezor setup with clarity.

Follow the official setup process, take your time with each security step, and build a wallet experience around careful verification and responsible self-custody.

Start with Trezor.io/start

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