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Step-by-step guide to set up your Trezor hardware wallet and protect your crypto — without the jargon.
This guide walks you through equipment, initialization, seed safety, and daily best practices. Always use official Trezor resources for downloads and never share your recovery seed.
Check tamper-evidence seals and packaging. Only purchase from official sources. Report any suspicious packaging to the vendor immediately.
Use the official website to download Trezor Suite or use the Chrome extension as instructed by the manufacturer. Avoid third-party sites and links.
Follow the on-device prompts: create a new wallet or recover an existing one. When creating a new wallet, the device will display your recovery seed on its screen one word at a time — write it down, don’t store it digitally.
Use a fireproof backup method (stamped steel plate or high-quality paper in a safe). Split the seed across trusted locations if desired — but never photograph, type, or email it.
Choose a PIN you can remember but isn’t guessable. Enable a passphrase for additional security — treat the passphrase like another secret, because losing it can lock you out of funds.
Send a small amount of crypto in and out to verify addresses and proper operation before moving large balances.
Hardware wallets like Trezor store keys offline, significantly reducing online attack surface. The recovery seed is the single most critical secret — treat it with the same care as an actual vault key.
A PIN prevents immediate access if the device is lost or stolen. Use a non-trivial PIN and enable auto-wipe after multiple incorrect attempts if available.
Adding a passphrase creates a separate hidden wallet. It's powerful but increases complexity — document your chosen approach securely.