Trézor.io/Start — Starting Up™ Your Device | Trezor®

Learn the basics of Trezor wallet setup at Trezor.io/start and prepare your device for convenient digital asset management.

Prepare for the Initial Setup

Before connecting your hardware wallet, make sure you are working from a trusted computer and using verified Trezor resources. Carefully check the website address before following instructions or downloading software.

Avoid setup links received from unknown sources. Phishing pages can look similar to genuine wallet websites and may attempt to collect confidential wallet information.

Complete Each Step Carefully

Follow the instructions provided for your specific hardware wallet model. Take time to read device prompts and confirm that you understand each stage before continuing.

Avoid rushing through initialization. A few additional minutes spent checking setup information can help reduce mistakes and make the wallet easier to use later.

Keep Recovery Details Private

Your recovery phrase is one of the most sensitive pieces of information associated with your wallet. Record it according to the recommended offline process and store it in a secure location.

Never enter your recovery phrase into a website, online form, email, messaging service, cloud account, or computer file. Do not photograph it or share it with another person.

If someone contacts you claiming to be support and asks for your recovery phrase, treat the request as suspicious.

Practical Benefits of Good Setup Habits

A thoughtful setup process can help users:

Understand the basics of hardware wallet self-custody
Develop better recovery-information practices
Identify suspicious websites and messages
Become familiar with device confirmations
Reduce common configuration mistakes
Create a more organized crypto management routine
Verify Before You Approve

When sending cryptocurrency, carefully review the transaction details displayed on the hardware wallet. Compare the destination address, amount, network, and other available information with what you intended to authorize.

If something looks unfamiliar or incorrect, do not approve the transaction until you have investigated the difference.

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