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A dedicated local service helps the browser find and communicate with your connected device.
01Trezor Bridge helps your browser communicate with your Trezor hardware wallet. Here’s how the connection works—and how to set it up with confidence.
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Trezor Bridge is a background application that allows a compatible browser to communicate with a Trezor hardware wallet over USB. It acts as a messenger between the wallet and supported web interfaces, so the browser can request an action and the device can display it for you to review.
Your private keys remain on the hardware wallet. Bridge does not replace the device or authorize transactions on its own; you verify and approve sensitive actions on the wallet itself.
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01Review transaction details on the hardware wallet and confirm them there—not in a pop-up.
02Bridge is used by supported browser-based wallet experiences. Requirements can vary by operating system and browser.
03Once installed and running, Bridge can help a supported interface detect your USB-connected Trezor.
04Use the official Trezor site to get the right software for your device. Never install wallet utilities from ads, unsolicited messages, or unfamiliar download sites.
Open trezor.io/trezor-suite directly. Check the address carefully before downloading anything.
Follow Trezor’s current instructions for your operating system. Install Bridge only if the official setup flow requests it; restart your browser if prompted.
Use a data-capable USB cable, connect your device, and unlock it using its on-device process. Open a compatible wallet interface.
When asked, inspect each address and transaction on the hardware wallet screen. Approve only details you recognize and intend.
Bridge supports communication; it is not a substitute for careful verification. Treat your recovery information as the keys to your wallet.
Learn about recovery seeds ↗Download software only from trezor.io.
Confirm addresses and amounts on the device screen.
Keep your operating system, browser, and Trezor software current.
A few simple checks can resolve common connection issues.
Some USB cables only charge. Try a known data cable and another port, connecting directly rather than through a hub.
Unlock the device, close and reopen the browser, then reconnect. Confirm Bridge is installed and running if your interface needs it.
Use official Trezor guidance to check your browser, Trezor Suite, firmware, and Bridge version. Avoid unofficial update links.
Still stuck? Consult official troubleshooting instructions for the exact device and operating system you use.
Visit Trezor Support ↗Bridge requirements may change as browsers and Trezor software evolve. Check official documentation for the latest compatibility details.
Not necessarily. Trezor Suite and supported browser experiences may use different communication methods depending on platform and current software. Follow the official setup instructions shown for your device.
Bridge is a communication layer, not a place to store your wallet keys. Private keys are designed to remain on the hardware wallet. Confirm sensitive actions on the device screen.
No. Trezor Suite is a wallet application; Bridge is a background communication component that may help supported browser interfaces connect to a device.
Use Trezor’s official website or the update path provided by official Trezor software. Do not follow download links from unsolicited emails, search ads, or direct messages.
Try a data-capable USB cable, reconnect the device, restart the browser, and verify any required Bridge service is running. If it persists, consult official support for your operating system.
For downloads, device instructions, and current compatibility information, go straight to Trezor’s official resources.
Go to trezor.io ↗Always verify the domain before you connect.