A communication layer
Bridge helps your browser-based wallet detect and communicate with a connected device.
A simple guide to Trezor Bridge — the small piece of software that helps your browser communicate with your hardware wallet.
Think of it as a secure messenger between a web wallet and your Trezor device.
When a compatible browser-based wallet needs to talk to your hardware wallet, Bridge helps pass requests back and forth. Your device remains in control: private keys stay on the device, and actions that need approval are confirmed there.
Using Trezor Suite? Start with the official Trezor Suite app. Bridge may only be needed for certain browser wallets or connection setups. Follow the current instructions from Trezor before installing anything.
Bridge helps your browser-based wallet detect and communicate with a connected device.
Private keys are designed to remain on your Trezor. Review and approve actions on the device itself.
Some apps work without Bridge. Use the official setup instructions for the wallet you intend to connect.
Choose your computer to see a few practical setup reminders. For installation details, always use the official Trezor website.
Use the official Trezor download or setup page, then follow the on-screen instructions for your browser and device.
Open trezor.io yourself and follow its current setup guidance.
Use a trusted USB cable and connect your Trezor directly to your computer.
Read details on your device screen before confirming. Disconnect if anything looks unexpected.
Your wallet backup is the master key to your funds. Keep it private, offline, and out of every website.
Read Trezor security guidanceNo Bridge, browser wallet, or support agent needs your backup phrase typed into a computer.
Use official Trezor pages reached directly, and be cautious of lookalike domains and sponsored links.
Check the details displayed on your device. Your computer screen alone is not the final authority.
Quick context for a safer, smoother connection.
Visit official supportNot always. Trezor Suite is the recommended place to start. Some browser-based third-party wallets may require Bridge or another connection method; check the current instructions for the specific app you use.
Your crypto is recorded on the blockchain, and your private keys are protected by your hardware wallet. Never enter your recovery backup into Bridge, a website, or a computer app.
Visit trezor.io directly and follow the official setup instructions. Avoid download buttons in unsolicited messages, pop-ups, or search ads.
Try a known-good data-capable cable, a direct USB port, and the official troubleshooting steps. Close other wallet apps that may be using the device, then consult Trezor Support if it still does not connect.
Go straight to Trezor’s official site for the latest app and setup guidance.