1. Visit the Official Website

Start by opening your browser and going to trezor.io. Double-check the URL to ensure you're on the official site to avoid phishing attempts.

2. Open Trezor Suite

From the homepage, click on “Trezor Suite”—this is the official software that allows you to manage your crypto assets. You can either download the desktop app or use the web version directly in your browser.

3. Connect Your Trezor Device

Plug your Trezor hardware wallet (like the Trezor One or Model T) into your computer using the provided USB cable. The Trezor Suite will detect your device.

4. Authenticate

Once connected, you’ll be asked to confirm actions on your Trezor device itself—this might include:

• Entering your PIN on the device.
• Confirming the connection to Trezor Suite.
• Entering a passphrase (if you’ve set one up).

This step ensures that even if your computer is compromised, no one can access your wallet without the physical device.

5. Access Your Wallet

After authenticating, you'll be able to see your account dashboard, manage assets, send/receive crypto, and check transaction histories—all securely controlled via your hardware wallet.

Common Issues and Tips:

• Forgotten PIN: If you forget your PIN, you’ll need to reset your device, which erases the wallet. You can restore it using your recovery seed.
• Firmware Updates: Trezor Suite may prompt you to update your firmware for security improvements—always follow these instructions carefully.
• Security Reminder: Never enter your recovery seed on your computer or online. Only your Trezor device should display or handle your seed phrase.

Key Takeaway:
While you don’t “log in” to Trezor like a typical online account, accessing your wallet securely requires both the Trezor hardware device and your PIN/passphrase. This system provides a robust layer of security, keeping your crypto assets safe even if your computer is compromised.

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