Self-custody
Generate and store keys you truly own. Bring your own entropy or add a passphrase for layered protection.
Own your keys. Own your future.
Trezor is a privacy-first crypto wallet built for self-custody. Multi-chain by design, open-source at heart, and secure by default.
- Self-custody and passphrase support
- Multi-chain: BTC, ETH, EVM, and more
- Open-source transparency
Offline keys ready
Auditable code
No tracking
Why choose Trezor
Security you can verify. Simplicity you’ll love.
One‑tap backup
Secure seed backup with human-readable safety tips and optional Shamir-style splitting for resilience.
Multi‑chain
Manage Bitcoin, Ethereum, EVM chains, and popular tokens with a unified, minimal interface.
Open‑source
Transparent, auditable codebase. Verify, contribute, or fork — because trust must be earned.
Security by design
Offline-first, audit-friendly, and privacy-respecting.
Offline keys
Keep private keys offline. Sign transactions locally and broadcast safely when you’re ready.
// example flow
const tx = buildTransaction(inputs, outputs)
const sig = signOffline(tx, privateKey)
broadcast(sig)Transparent cryptography
Public, verifiable implementations — no black boxes. Reproducible builds for peace of mind.
- Deterministic builds
- Auditable PRs
- Independent reviews
Explore how Trezor prioritizes verifiability with open processes and community review.
Learn how local signing and air-gapped workflows keep your keys isolated from the internet.
Coins and networks
One wallet. Many chains.
Bitcoin (BTC)
Ethereum (ETH)
USDC
Polygon (MATIC)
Solana (SOL)
Litecoin (LTC)
Ethereum Mainnet
Polygon
Arbitrum
Optimism
BSC
Avalanche C‑Chain
Bitcoin
Testnet
Taproot
SegWit
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to get started confidently.
What makes Trezor secure?
Trezor uses offline key storage, local transaction signing, and open-source cryptography so you can verify the security model yourself.
Is Trezor open-source?
Yes. Our codebase is public and auditable. We believe security grows with transparency and community review.
Which coins are supported?
Trezor supports major networks including Bitcoin, Ethereum, EVM chains, and popular tokens, with new integrations added over time.
Do I control my keys?
Absolutely. You generate and retain your private keys. Use an optional passphrase for layered protection.
Can I use Trezor with cold storage?
Yes. Trezor supports offline signing flows so you can keep keys isolated and broadcast transactions when ready.
Get Trezor
Download the app and take control of your crypto with confidence.