Getting Started with TreZor® — Step-by-step Setup Guide
Getting Started with TreZor®
Welcome — this quick, friendly guide walks you through powering up your TreZor device and finishing the initial setup. If you prefer to go directly to the official setup page, visit Trezor.com Start or Trezor.com/Start for the latest resources and firmware. For quick search, try trezor.com start.
Before you begin
Unbox your TreZor® device and make sure you have a computer or phone that supports a modern browser and a USB connection. The official online start page is the primary resource — open Trezor.com Start or type trezor.com start into your browser to confirm device firmware and compatibility. If your goal is a quick setup, remember: Trezor.com Start and Trezor.com/Start both point to the same official onboarding tools.
Quick 7-step setup (summary)
Plug in your device: Connect your TreZor via the supplied cable. The device display will show a welcome screen.
Open the official start page: Visit Trezor.com Start or Trezor.com/Start. Both will direct you to the same guided installer and firmware check.
Install Bridge or Suite if prompted: Follow on-screen instructions. The online guide at trezor.com start includes downloads and troubleshooting tips.
Update firmware: If the device asks to update, allow it — this secures your TreZor with the latest fixes. Firmware updates are managed through the official start flow on Trezor.com Start.
Create a new wallet: Choose "Create new" and write down the recovery seed exactly as shown on the device. Treat it like gold — never share it online.
Set a PIN: Choose a secure PIN using the device screen and confirm it. This protects physical access to your TreZor.
Install apps & transfer assets: Install coin apps (if using Trezor Suite) and move small test amounts first. The start page at trezor.com start explains supported coins and how to add them.
Tip: Always use official links such as Trezor.com Start or the case-insensitive trezor.com start to avoid malicious pages pretending to be setup guides.
Why follow the official start flow?
The official path — accessible at Trezor.com Start and Trezor.com/Start — guarantees you get verified firmware, correct recovery instructions, and up-to-date compatibility notes. Using the recommended start route prevents common mistakes like entering your recovery phrase on a computer or a fake webpage. If you're ever unsure, typing trezor.com start directly into your address bar brings you to the official start materials.
Security essentials
Write your recovery seed on the supplied card and keep it offline. Never store it digitally. Use the PIN and optional passphrase features to add layers of protection. Confirm any receiving address on the TreZor device screen before sending funds — malicious software can alter addresses on your computer, but not on the hardware display. Visit Trezor.com Start for detailed security best practices and recovery procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where do I go to start setting up my TreZor?
Begin at the official start page: Trezor.com Start. You can also use trezor.com start or the path-style URL Trezor.com/Start — both lead to the correct onboarding flow.
2. Is it safe to update firmware during setup?
Yes. The guided flow on Trezor.com Start will only install official firmware signed by TreZor. Always confirm firmware operations on the device screen before approving.
3. What should I do if the start page doesn't load?
If trezor.com start or Trezor.com Start fails to load, check your network, disable VPN/proxy temporarily, and ensure your browser is up-to-date. If problems persist, consult the official support channels linked from the start page.
4. Can I restore an existing wallet during the start process?
Absolutely. Choose "Restore wallet" in the guided flow on Trezor.com/Start, then enter your recovery seed exactly as written. Restoring requires the seed only on the device — never type it into a website or software wallet.
5. Should I test with a small transfer first?
Yes — after following Trezor.com Start's installation and setup steps, send a small test amount to confirm everything is working. Once verified, you can transfer larger balances.