Trezor Suite Download | Crypto Portfolio & Device Security

1) Navigate manually

Type the official domain in your browser and navigate to the Suite download page. Confirm the TLS certificate details and padlock status before proceeding.

2) Choose your platform

Pick the Windows, macOS, or Linux package. If your platform offers both .dmg/.pkg and .exe or distribution‑specific packages, prefer the one recommended by the vendor.

3) Verify the file

Compare published checksums with local results. On Windows use Get-FileHash; on macOS/Linux use shasum -a 256 or sha256sum. Proceed only on exact matches.

# macOS/Linux example
shasum -a 256 Trezor-Suite-Installer.dmg
sha256sum Trezor-Suite.AppImage

Windows

1. Open the verified installer (.exe).
2. When prompted, confirm the publisher name and follow the wizard.
3. Launch Suite and decline optional analytics if you prefer maximum privacy.
4. If detection issues occur, reinstall using a fresh download, then reboot.

macOS

1. Open the .dmg or .pkg file and review the developer signature.
2. Drag to Applications or complete the package installer.
3. On first launch, approve under System Settings → Privacy & Security if macOS blocks the app.

Linux

1. Download the distribution‑appropriate package or AppImage.
2. Install required udev rules to grant USB access to your user.
3. Reload rules and reconnect your device; ensure your user has proper group permissions.

# Reload udev after installing rules
sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger

1) Inspect the device

Packaging should be intact. If you receive a card with pre‑printed recovery words, stop and replace the device—this is a known scam.

2) Connect with a trusted cable

Use the included or a known‑good USB cable. Avoid hubs during firmware updates to prevent power drops.

3) Initialize or restore on device

New wallet: Generate your recovery seed on the device and write down every word. Restore: Enter existing words on the device only—never type the seed on a computer.

4) Set a strong PIN

Choose a non‑pattern PIN of 6–10 digits. The device wipes after too many wrong attempts, protecting your funds if stolen.

5) Genuine check

Run the authenticity check in Suite before depositing funds. Treat warnings seriously and re‑verify.

6) Firmware update

If prompted, update firmware. Keep the cable stable and read on‑device prompts carefully.

Add accounts

For each supported coin, add an account in Suite. Accounts are collections of deterministic addresses derived from your on‑device keys. Create multiple accounts for organization, such as “Savings” and “Spending.”

Receive safely

Click Receive → generate a new address → then verify the full address on your device screen. Use or share the address only after this verification step.

Send with confidence

Paste the destination address, set the amount and fee, and review. Your device will show the details for approval; approve only if every character matches.

Labels & notes

Use labeling to track transactions and accounts. Treat exported data as sensitive; store it securely if you save it for accounting.

Fees and coin control

Adjust fees for speed or savings. Where supported, use coin‑control features to manage UTXOs and reduce address reuse.

Third‑party support

Some assets require external wallets. Suite will guide you when needed. Your keys remain on the Trezor device throughout.

Protect the seed

Write your 12/18/24 words clearly, keep two offline copies in separate locations, and consider a metal backup for fire/water resistance. Never photograph or scan the seed.

Verify on the device

Your device screen is isolated from malware and should be treated as the source of truth. If the address on the computer differs, cancel immediately.

Update regularly

Apply Suite and firmware updates promptly. Read prompts carefully and avoid interrupting updates.

Privacy options

Review analytics/data‑sharing settings and disable what you don’t need. Prefer fresh addresses and consider network privacy tools where appropriate.

Network hygiene

Prefer a trusted computer and connection. Avoid public Wi‑Fi for large or sensitive transactions; if unavoidable, use a reputable VPN and double‑check on‑device prompts.

Scam awareness

Support will never ask for your seed or PIN. Bookmark the official site you typed yourself to avoid look‑alike domains.

Device not detected

Try a different cable and USB port; avoid hubs. Close competing wallet apps. On Linux, confirm udev rules are installed and reload them, then replug the device.

Suite appears offline

Check your network and firewall. If using a VPN, switch servers. Clear cache in Suite settings and restart.

Firmware update interrupted

Reconnect the device; Suite usually resumes. Use a short, stable cable and a direct port to prevent power issues.

Address mismatch warning

If the address on your device differs from the computer, cancel immediately. Update software, scan for malware, and retry only after matching exactly.

Forgotten PIN

Too many wrong attempts wipe the device by design. Restore with your recovery seed on the device and re‑add accounts in Suite.

Lost or stolen device

Your funds are on‑chain and controlled by your seed. Acquire a new Trezor and restore using your words on the device, then re‑index accounts in Suite.

Is Trezor Suite free?

Yes. Downloading and using Suite is free. Beware fake paid versions and any site that asks for your seed.

Do I need Trezor hardware?

Secure operations require a hardware device. Some views are accessible without one, but private keys never leave the Trezor.

Which coins are supported?

Suite supports Bitcoin and many altcoins. Some assets require third‑party wallets; Suite will indicate when this is necessary.

Multiple computers?

Yes. Install Suite on each trusted machine; the keys remain on the device, so funds stay secure.

Backups

Your backup is your recovery seed. Keep it offline, private, and durable; consider a metal backup for resilience.

Uninstalling Suite

You can reinstall later from the official site and reconnect your device. Funds are tied to your seed on‑chain, not to the app.