Overview
Trezor Bridge acts as a lightweight, local intermediary that allows your web browser to communicate securely with your Trezor hardware wallet. Instead of exposing sensitive device endpoints to the web, Bridge keeps communications on your machine and presents a minimal, permissioned API to the browser — ensuring your seed phrases and private keys never leave your device.
End-to-end security
All commands to your Trezor device are signed and validated locally. Bridge does not store private keys or transaction data.
Easy setup
Install the Bridge, plug in your device, and follow the browser prompts — typically under two minutes for first-time users.
Broad compatibility
Works with major browsers and popular wallets and dApps that support Trezor's API.
Automatic updates
Bridge can check for updates and notify you when a new secure version is available.
Why it matters
Hardware wallets are the gold standard for holding crypto. Trezor Bridge ensures web applications can interact with your hardware wallet without increasing the attack surface. Because Bridge runs locally, the browser never receives raw key material — only signed transactions when you explicitly approve them on the device.
Quick start
- Download and install Trezor Bridge for your OS (Windows / macOS / Linux).
- Connect your Trezor device via USB-C or USB-A adapter.
- Open your wallet web app (e.g., Trezor Suite or compatible dApp).
- Authorize connection on the device when prompted.
- Sign transactions only after verifying details on the hardware screen.
Security recommendations
- Always download Bridge from official sources.
- Keep your firmware and Bridge updated.
- Verify URL and SSL certificates before connecting.
- Never share recovery seed phrases — offline and written on paper are safest.