This presentation-format HTML is designed to act as a single-page slide or documentation screen that explains how to connect a Trezor hardware wallet securely. The layout prioritizes clarity, accessible headings, and color-coded guidance for status, action, and warnings.
Overview
Introduce Trezor Login® and the purpose of this presentation: to guide users through connecting their Trezor hardware wallet, verifying addresses, and adopting safe practices. Keep explanations plain, short, and focused on the essential steps required to complete setup and login.
Required Items
Make sure the user has the following before starting the connection process:
- Trezor hardware device (Model T or Model One) with charged battery if applicable.
- USB-C or USB-A cable compatible with the device.
- Computer with a modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave, or Firefox).
- Seed backup written down in a secure offline place — never share it.
Step-by-step Connection Flow
- Plug in your Trezor: Connect the device to your computer and unlock it by entering your PIN on the device screen.
- Open Trezor Login®: Navigate to the official web interface or the provided host application.
- Allow access: Approve the pairing request on the Trezor device when prompted — always verify the host fingerprint shown on the device.
- Verify addresses: When sending or receiving funds, always confirm the address on the physical device screen before approving a transaction.
- Complete login: After successful verification, the application will sign a challenge and log you in securely without exposing private keys to the host.
Security Best Practices
To minimize risk, adhere to these rules: never type your seed into a computer, keep firmware up-to-date, purchase hardware from official vendors, and use strong passphrases with caution. Treat the physical device as the ultimate authority for signing.
Troubleshooting
If the device is not recognized, try a different cable or USB port, update browser extensions, and confirm device firmware is current. For persistent issues, consult official Trezor support channels; avoid unofficial troubleshooting scripts that request seed input.