Trezor Suite — Congrats on your new Trezor

Welcome! You’ve just taken an important step toward secure self-custody. This short guide helps you get Trezor Suite installed and your device set up safely.

Quick start — What to do first

1. Unbox & verify
Inspect the box and tamper-evident seals. Only proceed if the package looks intact.
2. Download Trezor Suite
Visit the official site and download Trezor Suite for your OS. Trezor Suite is the desktop/web app that helps you manage coins and firmware updates.
Download Trezor Suite
(Replace this link with your verified download URL.)
3. Connect your Trezor
Use the supplied USB cable. Follow on-screen prompts in Trezor Suite — the app will detect your device and walk you through firmware installation if needed.
4. Initialize & backup
Create a PIN and write down your recovery seed (12–24 words) on paper. Do not store the seed electronically. Trezor Suite guides you through seed generation and confirmation.

Why Trezor Suite?

  • Official, audited software for day-to-day wallet management.
  • Safe firmware updates and device verification.
  • Portfolio overview, send/receive, coin support, and advanced settings.

First actions in Trezor Suite

  • Verify firmware fingerprints on your device before accepting updates.
  • Create accounts for the coins you plan to use (BTC, ETH, etc.).
  • Send a small test transaction when you first receive coins.

Best practices for long-term safety

  • Keep software (OS + Trezor Suite) up to date.
  • Use a hardware wallet for large holdings; keep small spending amounts in a hot wallet if needed.
  • Consider steel backup plates for recovery seeds if you expect environmental risk (fire, flood).
  • Limit sharing of wallet activity — keep identifying information separate from your holdings.
Disclaimer: This content is informational only and not financial advice. Always verify downloads from official Trezor channels and exercise caution with private keys and recovery seeds. The author is not responsible for losses due to misuse, phishing, or insecure handling of your recovery information.