Avoid simple combinations. Choose a pattern that is easy for you to remember but difficult for others to guess.
A passphrase adds an extra layer of security and creates a hidden wallet. Use a phrase only you can remember.
Public computers may have malware. Always use your personal, trusted device for logging in.
Trezor frequently releases updates that improve security and fix bugs. Regular updates ensure your device stays protected against emerging threats.
Your seed phrase is the ultimate backup for your wallet. Keep it offline, written on paper or stored in a secure metal backup. Never take photos or store it digitally.
During the login process and while managing assets, always double-check the details displayed on your device screen before confirming.
Cryptocurrency ownership comes with full control—meaning full responsibility. Unlike banks, there is no central authority to reverse mistakes or recover stolen funds. A secure login process like Trezor’s ensures that your assets remain protected from cyber threats, human errors, and unauthorized access.
Since the login depends on physical confirmation, your funds cannot be moved or accessed remotely, giving you confidence and peace of mind every time you interact with your crypto.