Trezor Suite® Getting Started — Developer Portal

Overview

Trezor Suite provides a secure foundation and a modern API surface for interacting with hardware wallets. Whether you're building browser-based integrations, server-side helpers, or CLI tooling, Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, and trezor suite components make it straightforward to manage accounts, sign transactions, and query device state.

This Getting Started guide introduces essential concepts, quickly shows how to connect to a Trezor device using the Trezor Bridge and Trezor Suite libraries, and points you toward developer resources. Use the Trezor Suite SDK and Trezor/Suite examples to accelerate your integration with trezor suite features.

Prerequisites

• Hardware: A Trezor Model T or Trezor One device.
• Software: Trezor Suite installed or access to Trezor Bridge for browser-based flows.
• Developer: Node.js >= 14 for local tooling, and a basic understanding of web crypto and blockchain transactions.

Confirm that your Trezor Suite installation or Trezor/Suite environment is up to date before starting. For local development, enable developer options in Trezor Suite if you need verbose logs for trezor suite debugging.

Quickstart — connect and get accounts

Below is a minimal example that demonstrates connecting to a Trezor device through common libraries used by Trezor Suite integrations.

// Pseudo-code example (Node/browser compatible)
import TrezorConnect from 'trezor-connect';

// Initialize Trezor Connect (used by many Trezor Suite integrations)
TrezorConnect.init({
  manifest: {
    email: 'dev@example.com',
    appUrl: 'https://your-app.example'
  }
});

// Request addresses
const response = await TrezorConnect.getPublicKey({
  path: "m/44'/0'/0'/0/0",
  coin: 'Bitcoin'
});
console.log(response);

The example above uses libraries that appear in Trezor Suite source and community examples. When building your integration with Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, or trezor suite, always follow the security guidelines and keep manifest and origin information up to date.

Best practices

1. Always validate responses: Treat device responses as authoritative but verify the signing path and expected data before broadcasting transactions through your backend.
2. Use up-to-date libraries: Keep Trezor Connect and any Trezor Suite libraries updated to benefit from security fixes and new features in Trezor/Suite and trezor suite releases.
3. Keep UI clear: When prompting users to interact with the device, display concise instructions — mention Trezor Suite or Trezor/Suite interactions if your users need to switch between apps.
4. Respect privacy: Minimize what you store; do not log sensitive device or account material from trezor suite flows.

Developer resources & links

For code examples, API references, and community contributions, visit the official Trezor Suite developer repositories and the Trezor/Suite documentation. The trezor suite community also shares sample apps and integration patterns that are helpful when implementing advanced flows.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)