The safest way to store and manage your cryptocurrency

Trezor Suite uses multiple layers of security to protect your assets. First, your private keys are generated and stored exclusively on the hardware device and never exposed to your computer or the internet. Second, all transactions must be physically confirmed on the device itself, preventing unauthorized transfers. Third, your device is protected by a PIN code that gets increasingly harder to crack with each wrong attempt. Fourth, you can add an optional passphrase for an additional security layer. Fifth, all firmware is open-source and regularly audited by security experts worldwide. Finally, even if your device is lost or stolen, your funds can be recovered using your recovery seed on a new device.

If you lose your Trezor device, your cryptocurrency is not lost. During initial setup, you create a recovery seed - a list of 12 or 24 words that serves as a master backup of all your accounts. You can use this recovery seed to restore your entire wallet on a new Trezor device or compatible wallet software. This is why it's crucial to write down your recovery seed on paper and store it in a secure location (never digitally). As long as you have your recovery seed, you can always access your funds. However, if someone else finds your device, they still need your PIN code to access it, giving you time to transfer funds to a new wallet.

Yes! Trezor Suite can be installed on multiple computers and mobile devices. Your Trezor hardware wallet works with any device running Trezor Suite - you simply connect it via USB when you need to make a transaction. This means you can manage your cryptocurrency from your home computer, work laptop, or even a friend's device. The beauty of this system is that your private keys always stay on the hardware wallet itself, so it doesn't matter which computer you use. You can also use Trezor Suite's mobile app for on-the-go portfolio tracking, though you'll need your hardware device connected to approve transactions.

Trezor supports over 1,800 cryptocurrencies and tokens, including all major coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and thousands of ERC-20 tokens. We regularly add support for new cryptocurrencies based on community demand and security audits. Bitcoin and Ethereum are fully supported with all features including coin control, custom fees, and smart contract interaction. For the most up-to-date list of supported coins and specific feature availability for each cryptocurrency, visit our official website. The exact coins supported may vary slightly between Trezor Model One, Model T, and Safe 3 due to hardware limitations.

Trezor Suite has integrated partnerships with several trusted cryptocurrency exchanges and payment processors, allowing you to buy crypto directly within the app. Simply click the 'Buy' button, select your cryptocurrency and payment method (credit card, debit card, or bank transfer), enter the amount you want to purchase, and complete the verification process required by our partners. The purchased cryptocurrency is sent directly to your Trezor wallet address. Note that our partners may have different fees, limits, and availability depending on your location. You'll always see a clear breakdown of fees before confirming your purchase.

Yes, Trezor Suite supports staking for multiple proof-of-stake cryptocurrencies including Ethereum, Cardano, Polkadot, Cosmos, and Tezos. Staking allows you to earn passive income by participating in network validation while maintaining full custody of your assets - your coins never leave your control. To stake, simply select a supported cryptocurrency in your portfolio, click 'Stake,' choose a validator, and confirm the transaction on your device. Your staking rewards are automatically added to your balance and can be claimed or reinvested at any time. Staking features and supported coins are continuously expanding.

Yes, all Trezor software including Trezor Suite, firmware, and bootloader code is completely open-source and available on GitHub for anyone to inspect, audit, and verify. This transparency is crucial for security because it means thousands of independent security researchers worldwide can review the code for vulnerabilities or backdoors. Unlike closed-source wallets where you must blindly trust the company, with Trezor you can verify everything yourself or rely on the global security community's scrutiny. This open approach has made Trezor one of the most trusted names in cryptocurrency security for over a decade. The hardware schematics are also published, ensuring complete transparency.

Setting up your Trezor device typically takes 10-20 minutes. The process involves: (1) Connecting your device to your computer and installing Trezor Suite if you haven't already, (2) Installing the latest firmware on your device, (3) Creating a new wallet or recovering an existing one, (4) Writing down your recovery seed on the provided recovery cards, (5) Setting a PIN code for device access, and (6) Optionally adding a passphrase for extra security. The interface guides you through each step with clear instructions. Most of the time is spent carefully writing down and verifying your recovery seed, which is the most important step. Once setup is complete, you can immediately start receiving and sending cryptocurrency.

Trezor Suite is available as both a desktop application and a web interface, offering the same features and security in both versions. The desktop app is installed on your computer and runs locally, offering slightly better privacy since it doesn't connect through your browser. The web version (suite.trezor.io) runs in your browser and doesn't require installation, making it convenient for use on computers where you can't install software. Both versions communicate with your Trezor hardware device the same way, and your private keys always remain on the device regardless of which version you use. We recommend the desktop app for regular use and the web version for occasional access from other computers.