A simple guide to staying connected

Trezor Bridge:
Connecting Your
Hardware Wallet.

Understand the connection layer between your Trezor device and compatible browser-based workflows, with practical steps and links to official guidance.

Independent information. Official instructions always come first.
A considered connection, by design
01 / Understanding the connection

A small bridge.
A more connected workflow.

Trezor Bridge helps compatible wallet applications recognize and communicate with a connected Trezor hardware wallet. In supported browser-based workflows, it links browser and device while you retain control of what you approve on the wallet.

Bridge is not a wallet, installer, or official support destination. It does not replace device confirmation or your wallet application. Connection methods vary by setup, so check current requirements from Trezor and your wallet service before making changes.

Read Trezor’s explanation of Bridge
02 / The essentials

Trezor Bridge, made clearer.

A straightforward overview of what Bridge does—and what to check when you are setting up.

01

A clearer connection

Bridge helps compatible browser-based wallet workflows communicate with your Trezor. Review and confirm actions on the device itself.

02

Device recognition

If a supported service cannot see your wallet, Bridge may be part of the connection path. Check your cable and browser requirements too.

03

Guided setup

Find current directions on Trezor’s official site and follow the steps for your operating system.

04

Practical troubleshooting

Reconnect the device, try a data-capable cable, and review browser permissions. Then check Trezor Support.

03 / Take it one step at a time

Your Trezor Bridge
Setup Journey

Start with the source, confirm your setup, then move through a calm, practical checklist. When details depend on your specific device or software, follow the official documentation linked here.

Open Trezor Support
01
Start at the source

Locate official instructions

Visit trezor.io and open its Bridge or Support resources. Details change, so avoid third-party mirrors and search-ad lookalikes. Confirm the address before downloading.

02
Before you install

Check what your setup needs

Confirm your operating system, browser, connection, and wallet application requirements. Some supported workflows may not need Bridge. Checking first helps you avoid unnecessary installs.

03
Follow each prompt

Complete the setup steps

Follow your computer’s official instructions and install only from a verified Trezor destination. Reconnect when asked, then follow the prompts in your supported application.

04
If connection is interrupted

Troubleshoot one change at a time

Try another USB port or data cable, reopen the browser, and review permissions. Consult Trezor Support before changing security settings or downloading other tools.

A moment for security

Verify the path.
Protect the secret.

Check the address before downloading. Trezor’s official resources live on trezor.io; watch for misspellings, unexpected redirects, and lookalike pages. Prefer trusted official links.

Your recovery seed is the key to your wallet. Never enter it on a website, share it with support, or use it to fix a Bridge connection. Keep it private and stored offline according to your device guidance.

Learn about recovery seed safety
04 / Good to know

Frequently asked questions.

Quick answers for a more confident start.

What is Trezor Bridge?

It helps compatible browser-based wallet applications communicate with a connected Trezor. Whether it is needed depends on the application and its supported connection options.

Do I need Bridge for every Trezor workflow?

Not necessarily. Requirements vary by browser, operating system, device, and application. Check current official guidance for your setup before installing or removing software.

Where should I get installation instructions?

Use Trezor’s official website and Help Center. This independent guide is not an official support page and does not host installers.

What if my device is not detected?

Reconnect it, try a data-capable cable or another USB port, and follow official troubleshooting. Never enter your recovery seed to fix a connection.