A concise presentation of Trezor Suite’s purpose, core features, installation options, security design, and official resources — structured for slides or handout use.
Trezor Suite is the official desktop and web application for managing Trezor hardware wallets. It provides an integrated interface to securely store, send and receive cryptocurrencies, view portfolio balances and transaction history, and access trading, swapping and staking features while keeping your private keys offline on the Trezor device.
(Official product page and product description.)
Track balances across supported coins and tokens, review transaction history, and monitor portfolio performance. Trezor maintains view-only data locally; signing actions require your physical device.
Send and receive coins, prepare transactions offline, and use coin-specific UIs for assets such as Bitcoin or Ethereum-derived tokens. The Suite also supports coin management and custom tokens where available.
Integrated third-party providers are made available directly from the Suite interface to let users buy, sell or swap assets without exposing seed phrases — all signing still happens on the hardware device.
Trezor Suite is offered as a downloadable desktop application (Windows, macOS, Linux) and as a browser-accessible web app (continue in browser). Desktop is recommended for the best experience; web is available for quick access. See the official download & verify guide for step-by-step instructions and verification details.
(Download & verify instructions and official web entry.)
Private keys remain on the hardware device; Suite acts as a management layer and a transaction composer. Signing requires physical confirmation on the device ensuring malware on a host cannot approve transactions silently.
Trezor Suite is open-source (monorepo on GitHub) and the project publishes releases you can verify. This transparency helps with audits, reproducible builds, and community review.
1. Connect your Trezor device → 2. Open Suite and create/select a Bitcoin account → 3. Generate receive address (verify on device) → 4. Share address with sender. The address verification step is crucial to avoid MITM/address-rewriting on host machines.
1. Choose the swap provider in Suite → 2. Enter desired amounts and check quotes → 3. Review transaction details locally → 4. Confirm the transaction on your Trezor device.
Open official pages for downloads, docs, support, and development.
Trezor Suite is built to combine convenience with strong security: a user-friendly GUI that never replaces the hardware-based signing model. For safe use, always download or verify Suite from official channels, keep firmware updated, and confirm addresses/transactions on the device screen.