
Trezor.io/start — Your Official Portal to Setup Trezor Wallet
Trezor.io/start is the official startup page provided by Trezor for new (and returning) users. It’s the only legitimate place to begin configuring your Trezor hardware wallet — whether you’re setting it up for the first time or recovering an existing wallet from a backup. overview-start-io-trezr.pages.dev+2Trezoio Help+2
Using the official site helps you avoid phishing scams, fake installers or malicious software, and ensures you get genuine firmware and companion software. homepage-1.ghost.io+2welcome-start-en-trezr.teachable.com+2
🔧 What You Need Before Starting
Before you visit Trezor.io/start, make sure you have:
Your physical Trezor device (e.g. Model One or Model T). Trezoio Help+2Trezo+2
The USB cable that came with it (or appropriate connector). begin-trezoriostart-cdn.gorgias.help+2Trezo+2
A computer (Windows, macOS or Linux) with internet access. Trezoio Help+1
A place to write down your recovery seed — pen + paper. Do not store it digitally. Trezoio Help+2faq-suite-troxer-trezr.teachable.com+2
A quiet, private place and ~10–15 minutes to complete setup carefully. start-io-trzor-eng.pages.dev+2overview-start-io-trezr.pages.dev+2
✅ Step-by-Step Setup via Trezor.io/start
Go to the Official Page
Open your browser and type exactly https://trezor.io/start. Double‑check the URL and make sure the padlock is visible to avoid fake sites. Trezoio Help+2io--trezrstart.pages.dev+2Download the Companion Software (Trezor Suite / Bridge if needed)
From the start page, download the official wallet management app — typically Trezor Suite for desktop (Windows / macOS / Linux). Some browsers/devices may also require a small helper program (Bridge) to communicate with the device. welcome-start-en-trezr.teachable.com+2io--trezrstart.pages.dev+2
Install it, then launch the application.Connect Your Trezor Device
Plug your Trezor into your computer via USB. The Trezor Suite (or the in‑browser flow if supported) should detect the device and prompt you to begin setup. Trezoio Help+2Trezo+2Install / Update Firmware (If Required)
If the device is new (or firmware is outdated), the setup process will guide you to install or update the firmware. This ensures your wallet runs the latest security protections. Confirm any update on the device itself — not through any external or unofficial prompt. welcome-start-en-trezr.teachable.com+2Google Sites+2Create a New Wallet (or Restore Existing)
For a fresh setup: choose “Create New Wallet”.
The device will generate a recovery seed (typically 12 or 24 words). This seed is the only backup of your wallet — write it down carefully on paper. Do not screenshot or store digitally. Trezoio Help+2faq-suite-troxer-trezr.teachable.com+2
Confirm the words as instructed (on‑device).
Set a PIN code for device protection — this prevents unauthorized access if someone gets hold of the device. Trezoio Help+2Trezo+2
Finalize Setup & Start Using Wallet
Once setup is complete and wallet is initialized, you can:Use Trezor Suite for sending/receiving crypto. welcome-start-en-trezr.teachable.com+2homepage-1.ghost.io+2
View and manage multiple coins/tokens supported by Trezor. trejor-start-io.pages.dev+2homepage-1.ghost.io+2
Optionally enable extra security features (e.g., passphrase, device labelling) depending on your needs. welcome-start-en-trezr.teachable.com+2Google Sites+2
🔐 Why Using Trezor.io/start Matters
Prevents phishing or fake‑software risks — fake installers or cloned sites are a common vector for crypto theft. Only Trezor.io/start gives verified software and firmware. homepage-1.ghost.io+2welcome-start-en-trezr.teachable.com+2
Keeps your private keys offline and secure — Trezor hardware wallets store private keys inside a secure chip; keys never leave the device. Transactions and address authorizations must be confirmed on the device. trejor-start-io.pages.dev+2Trezo+2
Ensures correct seed‑backup and recovery procedures — so that if your device is lost, stolen, or damaged, you can still recover your crypto with your seed. Trezoio Help+2Trezo+2