Reliable connectivity
Routes communication between compatible browser software and your connected device.
A straightforward connection guide
Your wallet.
Your browser.
Connected.
Trezor Bridge helps your browser communicate with a Trezor hardware wallet. This independent guide explains what it does, how to get started safely, and what to check when a connection doesn’t go as planned.
Always verify downloads and instructions on Trezor’s official website.
ENCRYPTED DEVICE LINK
BrowserWEB INTERFACE
Hardware walletYOUR DEVICE
01 / The basics
A bridge, not a wallet.
Trezor Bridge is a background communication service that allows supported browser-based interfaces to find and talk to a Trezor device connected to your computer. It does not hold your funds or replace your hardware wallet.
Security by design
Keep sensitive confirmations on the hardware device. Review details on its screen before approving.
Browser compatibility
Availability varies by operating system, browser, and Trezor software. Check current official guidance.
Easy device access
Once correctly installed and running, supported interfaces can prompt you to select your wallet.
02 / Get connected
Setup, one careful step at a time.
Use current instructions from the official source: the installation flow and supported options can change as software evolves.
Start from an official source
Type trezor.io yourself or use a trusted bookmark. Avoid sponsored download results, unsolicited links, and third-party installers.
Choose your software
Open the official Trezor Suite page and follow the instructions for your operating system and connection method.
Install and restart if asked
If the official guide calls for Trezor Bridge, download the matching release and follow its installer prompts. Reopen your browser afterward if needed.
Connect and verify
Use a data-capable USB cable, connect the device, and follow on-screen prompts. Confirm actions on the hardware wallet itself.
03 / Stay in control
Keep the important decisions on-device.
Bridge facilitates communication; it is not a reason to trust every prompt on your screen. Treat recovery information as exceptionally sensitive, and take time to verify what the device displays.
Never share your recovery seed.
Trezor support will never need you to enter your recovery seed into a website, chat, or unsolicited app. Do not photograph it or type it into your computer.
Safer habits that matter
Bookmark the official website. Keep your operating system and wallet software up to date. Check the full destination before opening links. Confirm addresses and transaction details on your Trezor’s screen, not just your browser. Disconnect if anything looks unexpected, and seek help through official support channels.
Keep software current
Updates should come from Trezor’s official site or the software’s verified update flow. Avoid unofficial “urgent update” notices, browser extensions you did not seek out, and remote-access requests.
04 / When things go wrong
Connection troubleshooting
Start with simple checks. Never share private wallet information while asking for help.
Device not detected?
Try another USB port and a known data cable. Unlock the device, close other wallet tabs, then reconnect and reload the official interface.
Bridge not responding?
Check that the official Bridge installation completed and its service is running. Restart the browser or computer, then review current official instructions.
Still having trouble?
Check operating-system permissions, browser compatibility, and software updates. Consult official Trezor support; do not follow unsolicited “fix” links.
05 / Common questions
Good to know.
Is Trezor Bridge a wallet?
No. It is a communication service used in supported setups. Your hardware wallet protects access to your keys, while compatible software lets you view and manage accounts.
Do I always need to install Bridge?
Not necessarily. Connection requirements can depend on the Trezor model, operating system, browser, and current Suite version. Follow the latest official instructions for your configuration.
Where should I download it?
Navigate directly to Trezor’s official website and follow its current Suite or Bridge instructions. This guide does not host installers or verify third-party download links.
Will Bridge ever ask for my recovery seed?
No legitimate connection service should ask you to enter your recovery seed into a computer or website. Stop if prompted and contact support through official channels.
How can I tell if an update is legitimate?
Use the official website or an update flow you opened within authentic Trezor software. Do not act on unsolicited messages, ads, or pop-ups claiming your wallet needs an urgent fix.