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Welcome — Why Login Securely?

Logging into your Trezor properly ensures your private keys remain offline and your assets stay under your control. This single-lane vertical guide explains steps, security tips, and handy troubleshooting — all presented clearly and colourfully for quick reading.

1

Prepare your workspace. Use a clean, trusted computer and a private, offline-friendly environment. Avoid public or shared machines. Make sure your Trezor device is charged or connected properly to a USB port that you trust.

2

Connect and verify. Plug in your Trezor, open the official Trezor Suite or go to the official web interface. Confirm the site is genuine, check the URL and certificate, and ensure the firmware notice on your device matches the screen prompts.

3

Enter your PIN on the device. Only use the Trezor screen buttons for PIN entry — never type sensitive information into a website or enter recovery phrases online. The hardware screen randomizes the input grid for extra safety.

4

Confirm transactions physically. Every action that moves funds requires manual confirmation on the Trezor device. Review addresses and amounts carefully before approving.

Security Tips & Best Practices

Do: Keep your recovery seed offline, written on durable material and stored in a secure location (like a safe). Use a unique PIN and enable passphrase support for an extra stealth layer. Regularly update firmware from the official Trezor website only.

Don’t: Don’t share your recovery seed, enter it on a computer or phone, or store it in cloud storage or photos. Avoid third-party browser extensions that interact with private keys unless verified and necessary.

Quick FAQ

Q: What if I forget my PIN?
A: Your funds are safe; you will need your recovery seed to restore on a new device. Without the seed, access cannot be recovered.

Q: Is firmware update required?
A: Periodic firmware updates improve security. Always verify update instructions on the official Trezor site and follow on-device prompts.

Q: Can I use a passphrase?
A: Yes — a passphrase creates an additional hidden wallet. Treat passphrases like secret passwords; losing them means losing access to that hidden wallet.