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Trezor.io/start is the official platform for setting up Trezor hardware wallets, ensuring secure storage for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Getting Started with Trezor: A Step-by-Step Guide

Welcome to the world of secure cryptocurrency storage with Trezor. This guide will help you set up your Trezor device to ensure your digital assets are safely stored. Follow these steps carefully to get started.

1. Unboxing Your Trezor

When you receive your Trezor device, ensure that the box is sealed and tamper-proof. Inside the box, you should find:

  • Trezor hardware wallet

  • USB cable

  • Recovery seed card

  • Instruction manual

  • Trezor stickers

2. Connecting Your Trezor

  1. Plug In Your Device: Connect your Trezor to your computer using the provided USB cable.

  2. Visit trezor.io/start: Open your web browser and navigate to trezor.io/start. This page will guide you through the setup process.

3. Installing Trezor Bridge

To enable communication between your Trezor device and your browser, you need to install Trezor Bridge.

  1. Download Trezor Bridge: On the trezor.io/start page, you will find a link to download Trezor Bridge. Choose the appropriate version for your operating system.

  2. Install the Software: Follow the installation instructions specific to your OS. Once installed, the Trezor Bridge will run in the background.

4. Initializing Your Trezor

  1. Open Trezor Wallet: After installing Trezor Bridge, go to wallet.trezor.io in your browser.

  2. Initialize Device: Click on the “Create a new wallet” button. You will be prompted to initialize your device.

  3. Follow On-Screen Instructions: Your Trezor device screen will display instructions. Confirm each step by pressing the buttons on your device.

5. Setting Up a PIN

  1. Choose a PIN: You will be asked to set a PIN for your Trezor. This PIN will be required each time you connect your device.

  2. Confirm the PIN: Enter your chosen PIN on the Trezor device and confirm it. Make sure your PIN is secure and not easily guessable.

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