Trézor Bridge®

Secure hardware wallet connection — safely bridge your Trézor device to web apps and Trezor Suite.

What is Trézor Bridge®?

Trézor Bridge® is a lightweight, secure helper application that enables your Trézor hardware wallet to communicate with desktop browsers and web-based wallets. It acts as a trusted gateway between the physical device and web interfaces so transactions can be prepared in your browser and safely signed on the device itself. Designed with privacy and minimal footprint in mind, Trézor Bridge keeps your private keys offline while providing a reliable connection for everyday use.

Key Features

Why Use Trézor Bridge®?

Trézor Bridge brings the convenience of browser-based wallets together with the security of a hardware device. Instead of exposing keys to the internet, Bridge routes transaction requests to your Trézor, where every transaction is displayed and confirmed manually. This separation drastically reduces phishing, malware, and keylogger risks — while keeping the user experience smooth and fast.

How to Install & Connect

  1. Download the official Trézor Bridge installer from the Trézor website or the Trezor Suite download page.
  2. Run the installer and follow on-screen instructions (Windows/macOS/Linux packages available).
  3. Open your browser and visit a supported web app or Trezor Suite. The site will detect Bridge automatically.
  4. Connect your Trézor via USB. Authorize the connection by confirming on the device screen and entering your PIN if prompted.
  5. Confirm transactions directly on your Trézor — every sensitive operation requires manual approval.

Tip: If your browser prompts to allow the Bridge connection, accept it only on trusted sites such as the official Trezor web app.

Troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Is Trézor Bridge safe?
A: Yes. Bridge creates a local encrypted channel between your browser and the device. Private keys never leave the Trézor hardware and all signing is done on-device.

Q: Do I need Bridge if I use Trezor Suite?
A: Some versions of Trezor Suite use a built-in connection method; Bridge is recommended for broader browser compatibility with web wallets and legacy setups.

Q: Can Bridge access the internet?
A: No — Bridge operates locally on your machine to facilitate communication between your browser and device. It does not send private key material online.

Q: How often should I update Bridge?
A: Keep Bridge updated when new releases are published to ensure compatibility and security. The installer can check for updates automatically if enabled.

Conclusion

Trézor Bridge® is the secure, unobtrusive link that lets you use the convenience of browser-based crypto tools while keeping your private keys safely locked in hardware. Install Bridge from official sources, follow best practices for device handling, and always confirm transactions on your Trézor device. With Bridge in place, you get the ideal balance of usability and uncompromising security for everyday crypto management.