Initiate Secure Pairing 🔐

Welcome to the **Trézor Bridge® Secure Portal**. This utility creates an encrypted, local connection between your device and the browser for seamless hardware wallet interaction. Please follow the steps below carefully to ensure maximum security.

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Connection Steps Guide 💡

  • Step 1: Install Trézor Bridge Software

    Verify that you have the latest version of the official Trézor Bridge software installed on your operating system. The Bridge is essential for secure communication with your physical hardware wallet.

    Requirement: Bridge v2.0.3 or higher.

  • Step 2: Connect Your Hardware Wallet

    Physically connect your Trézor device to your computer using the original, secure USB cable. Avoid using third-party hubs or unreliable connections.

    A successful connection will be indicated by a solid blue light on your device, confirming power and data flow.

  • Step 3: Confirm Device PIN

    Once detected, a prompt will appear on your computer screen and your Trézor screen. **Crucially, enter your PIN only on the physical Trézor device keypad** as shown on its screen, never into a website field.

    This process guarantees that your sensitive information remains isolated within the secure enclave of your hardware.

  • Step 4: Access Your Wallet

    Upon successful PIN entry and handshake completion, the status indicator will turn green. You are now securely connected and ready to manage your assets.

    Remember to always disconnect your device and log out when your session is complete.

Security Assurance Statement

Your security is our highest priority. The Trézor Bridge protocol utilizes **end-to-end encryption (E2EE)** and a localized architecture, meaning your private keys never leave the hardware device. All transaction signing occurs offline. We never ask for your recovery seed phrase online.

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Extended technical documentation regarding the cryptographic standards employed, including specifics on the **BIP-32, BIP-39, and BIP-44** protocols, is available in our documentation library. We detail the usage of the **Secure Element (SE)** in newer models, the open-source nature of the bridge firmware, and the community audit processes. Continuous updates are mandatory for maintaining the highest security posture against evolving threats...

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