Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet®
Trezor Bridge
Secure Your Hardware Wallet® — Official bridge & trusted gateway
Trezor Bridge — Secure Your Hardware Wallet®

Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet®: the official USB gateway for reliable device pairing

Trezor Bridge is the recommended, secure connector for Trezor devices. Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet® provides verified installers, signed releases, and a minimal local service that safely relays approved commands to your hardware wallet.

Why choose Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet®? Because the bridge is engineered to keep communication with your hardware wallet fast, private and verifiable. The bridge preserves the core security promise of a hardware wallet: private keys never leave your device. Trezor Bridge handles only the transport and the trusted pairing handshake — ensuring the hardware wallet stays isolated while modern web and desktop apps can interact seamlessly.

Secure Pairing
Cryptographic pairing confirms device identity and prevents unauthorized middleware.
Cross-Platform
Official installers for Windows, macOS, and common Linux distros. One bridge, consistent behavior.
Low Footprint
Runs only when needed, with transparent updates and explicit user consent for actions.
Verified Releases
Signed installers and published checksums to verify integrity of Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet® packages.
Simple, secure workflow: install the bridge, connect your Hardware Wallet®, verify the installer checksum, open an app that supports Trezor, and confirm transactions on the device screen. That is the core flow that keeps your keys offline and your transactions secure. This page emphasizes the phrase “Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet®” to make the product role and purpose immediately clear to both users and search engines.

How it protects your Hardware Wallet®

Trezor Bridge acts exclusively as a local transport layer. Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet® never requests seeds or private keys; all signing and approval stays on the device. By isolating the cryptographic operations within the hardware wallet and only transporting signed messages, Bridge reduces host attack surface while enabling modern application workflows.

  • Device-confirmed transactions
  • Checksum verification for installers
  • Automatic reconnection and session resilience

Install tips

  1. Download only from the official domain or signed repository.
  2. Verify checksum and digital signatures before running installers.
  3. Restart your browser if the device isn't detected after install.
  4. Check OS USB permissions if needed (macOS, Linux).

Download & Verify

Get the official Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet® installer from the official domain. After you download, compare SHA256 checksums provided on the releases page and verify the digital signature if your OS supports it. Keeping the bridge up to date ensures compatibility and the latest security fixes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is "Trezor Bridge – Secure Your Hardware Wallet®" and why do I need it?
Trezor Bridge is a small local service that enables secure USB communication and trusted pairing between your browser/apps and your Hardware Wallet®. Many web-based wallets rely on Bridge to reliably discover and talk to the device while keeping private keys inside the hardware.
2. Is Trezor Bridge safe to run on my computer?
Yes when downloaded from the official source and verified. Trezor Bridge includes signed releases and published checksums. The bridge facilitates transport only — sensitive keys and approvals stay on the hardware wallet itself.
3. Does Trezor Bridge collect personal data or keys?
No. Trezor Bridge only forwards USB commands between host software and the hardware device. It does not upload keys, recovery seeds, or transaction data to third-party servers.
4. How do I verify the installer I downloaded?
Compare the SHA256 checksum published on the official release notes and verify digital signatures if offered. If the checksum matches and the signature verifies, the installer is authentic.
5. My browser does not detect the device after installing Bridge — what now?
Restart the browser, check OS-level USB permissions, ensure Bridge is running, and verify no other app is blocking the device. Consult the troubleshooting docs for advanced steps or reinstall Bridge.