Connects your device
Passes communication between a supported browser and your connected Trezor.
A simple guide to Trezor Bridge
Trezor Bridge is a background service that helps your computer’s browser communicate with your Trezor hardware wallet. Here’s what it does—and how to get started safely.

Trezor Bridge runs quietly in the background and relays communication between supported browsers and your hardware wallet. It helps Trezor Suite or compatible web apps detect your device.
Bridge doesn’t hold your coins, and it should never ask you to type your recovery seed into a website or computer.
Passes communication between a supported browser and your connected Trezor.
Once installed, Bridge can work quietly while you use compatible Trezor services.
Use Trezor Suite for a guided experience and manage your device from a trusted source.
For the safest, simplest setup, start at Trezor’s official website. Follow the current instructions there for your operating system and device.
Go to Trezor SuiteOpens trezor.io in a new tab. Always check the address carefully.
Type trezor.io into your browser, then navigate to Trezor Suite or the support section.
Choose instructions for your operating system. Avoid downloads from ads, unofficial mirrors, or unsolicited messages.
Connect your device and confirm important actions on the device screen itself.
Your recovery seed is the master backup to your wallet. Keep it private and offline—anyone who gets it can access your funds.
Enter your PIN only on your Trezor device.
Verify the website address before connecting.
Never type your recovery seed into a computer or website.
Ignore anyone asking for your seed, even if they claim to be support.
It depends on your setup. Trezor Suite may manage communication for you. Check the latest instructions on Trezor’s official site for your browser and operating system.
No. Bridge is a communication service; it does not store cryptocurrency or provide exchange services.
Start only from trezor.io. Avoid third-party download pages and sponsored search results.
Check the USB connection, try a supported browser, and consult the official Trezor troubleshooting guide. Never disclose your recovery seed while troubleshooting.