Overview

Trezor Suite is a secure, privacy-first desktop and web application designed to safely manage your cryptocurrency and hardware wallets. Built around strong cryptographic principles and a clean user experience, the Suite pairs with Trezor hardware devices to keep private keys offline while letting you inspect, sign, and broadcast transactions in a modern interface. This page demonstrates a compact, readable layout in a black + dark-green theme and includes a boxed code snippet for developers. 😊

Hardware-backed security

Private keys never leave the device; operations requiring secrets are performed within the Trezor hardware enclave.

Multi-coin support

Manage Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many other coins and tokens from one unified interface.

Privacy-focused

Local database storage and optional Tor support reduce network tracking and fingerprinting.

Open & auditable

Source code is publicly available for review; community audits strengthen trust and transparency.

Why use the Suite?

The Suite balances technical security and user-friendly workflows so both experienced users and newcomers can protect their assets. It reduces common risks: phishing (by verifying addresses on the device), accidental exposure of seeds, and insecure software signing. The interface highlights transaction details, shows fees clearly, and integrates exchange and portfolio views — all while keeping sensitive operations gated by the physical device.

Example: Connect and get device info (pseudo-code) 🧩 
// This is a simplified, non-production pseudo-example showing how a desktop app
// may enumerate connected Trezor devices and request basic info.
// Always follow official libraries and best security practices in real apps.

import { TrezorConnect } from 'trezor-connect';

async function connectAndDescribe() {
  try {
    // initialize Trezor Connect with origin and popup settings
    await TrezorConnect.init({
      manifest: { email: 'dev@example.com', appUrl: 'https://your-app.example' }
    });

    // request device features (prompts user on device)
    const response = await TrezorConnect.getFeatures();

    if (response.success) {
      console.log('Device model:', response.payload.model);
      console.log('Firmware version:', response.payload.version);
      // Display a friendly summary in the UI (never log seeds!)
    } else {
      console.error('Device read failed:', response.payload.error);
    }
  } catch (err) {
    console.error('Unexpected error:', err);
  } finally {
    // cleanup if necessary
    TrezorConnect.dispose();
  }
}