Trezor Suite is a native desktop application engineered to give individuals and institutions deterministic, hardware-backed control of their private keys while minimizing online exposure. The Suite integrates device verification, firmware management, transaction signing, privacy controls, and optional passphrase protection within a cohesive and auditable workflow.
Trezor Suite delegates key generation and signing to the connected hardware device. Private keys never leave the secure element; Suite orchestrates only signed transactions, eliminating software-level key exposure.
Seed backups use industry-standard BIP39 seed phrases; the Suite guides secure seed generation, offline storage techniques, and optional passphrase usage for deniable hidden wallets.
Advanced coin selection, labeling, Tor routing options, and compatibility with privacy-enhancing integrations let privacy-conscious users tailor each transaction’s on-chain footprint.
Suite communicates with vetted exchange and swap providers through secure APIs to offer seamless on-ramp/off-ramp operations without exposing private keys.
SatoshiLabs maintains an open-source approach for much of Suite’s tooling and publishes security audits, release notes, and reproducible builds for verification.
Deployable in institutional workflows with policy-enforced signing, multiple signer setups, and hardware-backed cold storage orchestration.
Always download Trezor Suite from trezor.io/start. Verify checksums and distributor signatures following published instructions. Avoid third-party mirrors.
If possible, initialize your device on an air-gapped or trusted machine. Record the recovery seed physically—do not take digital photographs or store it on networked devices.
Passphrases add a layer of plausible deniability and hidden wallets. Understand the operational and backup complexity before enabling.
Before broadcasting, review the transaction details in Suite and confirm them on your device display — never accept unsigned or unexplained requests.
We provide SHA-256 checksums and PGP-signed manifests on the official site; verify these before running installers. Use the documented verify scripts when available.
Yes: a correct seed and parameters will restore funds on any compatible hardware. Keep multiple offline backups of your recovery phrase.
Use passphrase and PIN protections. If stolen, recovery requires your seed; rotate funds to a new wallet after regaining control of your seed in a secure environment.