Welcome — quick overview
Trezor Login combines your Trezor Hardware Wallet, Trezor Suite, and Trezor Bridge to give you passwordless, device-approved access to supported websites and dApps. With Trezor @Login you sign in by approving a cryptographic request on-device — removing passwords from the equation.
Phishing-Resistant
Trezor Login requires physical confirmation on your device. Even if a website is fraudulent, the device shows the details and rejects mismatched requests.
Key-Never-Leaves
Private keys remain on the Trezor Hardware Wallet — signatures happen on-device and only signed payloads leave the device.
Interoperable
Works with Trezor Suite, many Web3 wallets, and services that support hardware-backed login flows.
Unbox, inspect tamper seals, and update firmware via Trezor Suite (download from Trezor.io/start).
Install Trezor Bridge to enable secure communication between browser and device.
On supported sites, choose Trezor Login and confirm the request on your device — that's it.
FAQs — Trezor @Login
What is Trezor Login and how is it different from a password?
Trezor Login is a hardware-backed, cryptographic authentication method. Instead of entering a password, you approve a signature on your Trezor Hardware Wallet. This prevents credential theft and phishing because logins require physical device confirmation.
Do I need Trezor Suite or Trezor Bridge for Trezor Login?
Use Trezor Suite to manage firmware and device settings. Trezor Bridge enables secure browser communication; some login flows require Bridge to be installed.
Can someone steal my account if they get my recovery seed?
Yes — the recovery seed is the master backup. Never share it. Trezor Login adds device confirmation but the seed alone can restore full access on another device.
Is Trezor Login supported by many services?
Support is growing across Web3 dApps and platforms. Services that implement hardware-based authentication or WebAuthn-like flows can integrate Trezor Login functionality.
Where do I start?
Go to Trezor.io/start to download Trezor Suite, install Bridge if needed, and follow the official setup guide.