A clearer way to self-custody
Your crypto.
Your call.
Trezor Suite is the companion app for managing crypto with a Trezor hardware wallet. See your portfolio, review activity, and make informed decisions—with your keys kept under your control.
Private keys stay on your Trezor device.
YOUR VIEW, YOUR WAY
Meet your portfolio.
This interactive sample shows how Suite brings your assets and activity into one considered view. Values are illustrative.
Good morning, Alex
Your assets at a glance.
SECURITY, BY DESIGN
Control starts
with your keys.
Self-custody means you—not an exchange or app—hold the keys that authorize transactions. Trezor Suite works with your hardware wallet so sensitive actions are confirmed on the device itself. The screen gives you a readable overview; your Trezor helps keep signing decisions where they belong: with you.
That separation matters. Your computer can display balances and prepare a transaction, but it cannot access the private keys stored securely on your Trezor. Always verify transaction details on the device before approving, and keep your recovery seed offline and private.
Keys stay offline
Your private keys are protected by your hardware wallet, not stored in Suite.
Confirm on device
Review and approve transactions directly on your Trezor screen.
You stay in charge
Suite is your interface; control of your assets remains with you.
START WITH CONFIDENCE
Clarity for every step.
Whether you are checking a balance or learning how to protect a recovery seed, good tools should make the important details easier to understand. Trezor Suite combines portfolio visibility with a hardware-first approach to security, bringing everyday account management and deliberate transaction review into one place. Take time to understand each action, use trusted software, and never share your recovery seed with anyone.
Suite is designed to help you see the bigger picture without hiding the details. Review supported account balances, follow transaction history, and take a moment to check destination addresses before confirming a transfer. Clear information can make a complicated process feel more manageable—but the final decision always remains yours.
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