Safety first: no legitimate setup page — including Trezor.io/start® — ever asks for your recovery seed. Keep it offline, always.

Trezor.io/start® — the official launching point

Your crypto, your keys — starting at Trezor.io/start®

Trezor.io/start® is the doorway to self-custody. In one short sitting you install Trezor Suite, verify and update your device firmware, write down your recovery seed and send your first coins — without a single private key ever touching the internet.

  • Open-source firmware
  • 1,000+ coins & tokens
  • Seed never leaves the device
  • No account required
Trezor Suite — setup live
  • Download Trezor Suite
  • Connect & update firmware
  • Write down your recovery seed
  • Send your first transfer

Illustration of the setup flow you will follow on the official page.

Overview

What actually happens at Trezor.io/start®?

Short answer: the official page reads your computer, hands you the correct Trezor Suite build, and walks you through the first fifteen minutes of owning a hardware wallet.

Trezor.io/start® is the official onboarding address for a Trezor device. Instead of a download folder full of installers, it detects your operating system and points you to the right version of Trezor Suite — the desktop and web app that talks to your device. From there the flow is linear: plug in, verify the firmware signature, set a PIN, and generate your recovery seed.

The important part is what the page doesn't do. There is no account to create, no email to confirm, no cloud backup of your keys. Your private keys are generated on the hardware itself, inside a secure element, and they stay there. The website is an installer and a guide — never a custodian.

Because that address is valuable, it is also impersonated. Treat the URL like a bank door: type it yourself, check the padlock, bookmark it, and never arrive through an ad, a DM or a search result you did not expect.

Open the official Trezor.io/start®

Step by step

Four moves from unboxing to first transfer

Follow them in order — each one ends with your device confirming on its own screen.

  1. 01

    Open the official address

    Type Trezor.io/start® straight into your address bar and check that the domain is exactly right before you download anything.

  2. 02

    Install Trezor Suite

    Pick the desktop app for your system, or use the web version. Trezor Suite is where balances, accounts and firmware updates live from now on.

  3. 03

    Connect & update firmware

    Plug the device in with the cable supplied, then approve the firmware install by pressing the button on the device itself — never on your screen.

  4. 04

    Back up your recovery seed

    Write the words on paper, in order, twice. No screenshots, no cloud notes, no photos. Then set a PIN and make your first transfer.

Features

Why the Trezor.io/start® route is worth taking

A hardware wallet is only as strong as the habits around it. These are the ones the setup flow builds in.

Signature-verified firmware

Every firmware image is cryptographically signed. Suite checks it before install, so a tampered file simply will not run.

One app, every asset

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Litecoin, ERC-20 and 1,000+ more — held, sent and staked from a single interface.

Keys that never leave the device

Your recovery seed is generated offline and stored in the secure element. Nothing sensitive is written to your computer.

Open-source by design

The code base is public and independently reviewed. Anyone can audit how your keys are handled.

Guided, confirm-everything onboarding

The flow explains each step and waits for a physical button press, so nothing happens behind your back.

Recoverable, transferable, yours

Lost the device? Restore in a new one with your seed. Upgrading models? The same seed moves with you.

Safety

One rule covers almost every crypto theft

Your recovery seed is your wallet. Whoever has those words has your funds. So: never type them into a website, a chat window, a wallet "migration" form or a support agent's page — and never type them onto the Trezor.io/start® page itself. The real setup flow only asks you to write the words down on paper and confirm them on the device.

  • Type the address yourself; avoid ads and unsolicited links.
  • Bookmark the official page once you have verified it.
  • Support will never ask for your seed — that request is a scam.
  • Store the paper backup somewhere fireproof and private.

FAQ

Questions people ask before they start

Is Trezor.io/start® the official page?

Yes — Trezor.io/start® is the address published by the device maker as the starting point for setup. Because copies exist, always reach it by typing the address yourself rather than clicking a link from an ad, email or social message, and confirm the padlock in your browser.

Do I need an account, email or phone number?

No. Setup creates no online account and asks for no personal details. Your wallet exists on the hardware and in your paper backup — nowhere else.

Will any step ask for my recovery seed?

Never. Writing the words down and confirming them on the device screen are the only places the seed appears. Any page, chat or "support" contact requesting those words is a phishing attempt — close it.

I already own a Trezor — can I reuse the guide?

Absolutely. Install Trezor Suite, connect the device and choose the restore option if you are moving an existing seed, or start fresh if it is a new device. Firmware updates arrive through the same app.

Which computers and phones are supported?

Trezor Suite runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, with a browser version for a quick look-up. For sending and receiving, pair the device with the desktop app or a supported mobile browser flow — the setup itself is best done on a computer.

How long does the whole setup take?

Most people finish in ten to fifteen minutes: download, firmware update, PIN, seed backup. Add a little more if you write your seed down twice and test a small first transfer.

Ready to hold your own keys?

Start where every Trezor owner starts. Set up the app, secure the device and move your first coins — one guided step at a time.