Welcome to the official guide to getting started with Trezor Bridge — the secure, streamlined way to connect your Trezor hardware wallet with supported web applications. Whether you’re managing cryptocurrency or verifying identities, Trezor Bridge provides the essential link between your device and the browser.
Trezor Bridge is a background service developed by SatoshiLabs to facilitate communication between Trezor devices and browser-based interfaces. Unlike browser plugins or extensions, the Bridge is a local application that provides secure, encrypted communication with your wallet.
To ensure the highest levels of privacy and security, web apps like Trezor Web Suite rely on Bridge to bypass browser restrictions. Without it, your browser can't communicate with your hardware wallet. That means:
Whether you're a beginner or experienced crypto user, using Bridge gives you full access to all Trezor features on the web — with maximum control.
Visit the official Bridge download page: https://trezor.io/bridge
The website will automatically detect your operating system (Windows, macOS, or Linux) and offer the correct installer.
After installation, restart your browser so it can detect the Bridge. Once done, visit Trezor Web Suite to test the connection.
To get started managing your digital assets:
Make sure you have the latest Trezor firmware installed. The Web Suite will prompt you to update if needed.
Trezor Bridge supports:
Note: Safari is not fully supported — use Chrome or Firefox for best compatibility.
Trezor Bridge runs in the background and doesn't offer a graphical interface. However, you can:
Log into your wallet through suite.trezor.io to manage multiple cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and more.
Bridge lets you approve transactions directly on your Trezor device — ensuring only YOU can authorize movement of funds.
Use Bridge to link Trezor to MetaMask and sign Ethereum-based transactions with hardware-level security.
Bridge doesn’t auto-update. To update: