Trezor.io/Start – Complete Wallet Setup Presentation

Your official path to securely starting, configuring, and using your Trezor wallet.

Welcome to Trezor.io/Start

Trezor.io/start is the official onboarding portal for every Trezor hardware wallet. Whether you’re unboxing your first Trezor or refreshing best practices, this colorful presentation‑style guide shows you the correct order: verify device, install firmware, secure recovery seed, add a PIN or passphrase, and confirm with a test transaction.

Pro Tip: Always type the URL yourself: https://trezor.io/start

Why Start at Trezor.io/Start?

Setup Steps

  1. Go to Trezor.io/start

    Open your browser and enter the official URL manually. From here you’ll download the Trezor Suite app.

  2. Install Trezor Suite

    Download for Windows, macOS, or Linux. Verify the installer origin before running.

  3. Connect & Update Firmware

    Plug in your device, follow prompts to install the latest firmware directly from Trezor.io/start.

  4. Create New Wallet

    The device generates a recovery seed (12–24 words). Write it down offline and store securely.

  5. Secure with PIN

    Set a strong PIN on the device. This PIN protects local access attempts.

  6. (Optional) Add a Passphrase

    Advanced users can add an extra passphrase for hidden wallets.

  7. Verify with Test Transaction

    Send a small amount to confirm receiving works. Always check addresses on the device screen.

Safety & Best Practices

FAQs

Is Trezor.io/start the only safe place to begin?
Yes. This is the authentic onboarding page provided by Trezor. Avoid third‑party links or downloads.
Can I recover funds if I lose my device?
Absolutely. Your recovery seed (written offline) allows you to restore on a new Trezor or compatible wallet.
How often should I update firmware?
Check periodically on Trezor.io/start. Updates bring new features and critical security patches.
What’s the difference between PIN and passphrase?
The PIN protects device access. The passphrase is an optional 25th word that creates hidden wallets for extra security.

Wrap Up

Setting up a hardware wallet is about building trust in your process. Always start from Trezor.io/start, secure your recovery seed, set strong protections, and test your backup. With these habits, your crypto stays safe long‑term.