Trezor.io/Start⁕ | Starting Up Your Device™ — Trezor®

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Start Guide

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H2 — Prepare to Start

H3 — Why use Trezor.io/Start?

Starting a hardware wallet is a critical first step in securing your crypto. Visit Trezor.io/Start to follow the official workflow. This presentation content walks you through setup basics, safety best practices, and key vocabulary — like seed phrase, firmware, and PIN — so you can complete the process confidently.

H4 — Before you begin

Use a secure computer you trust (avoid public Wi-Fi).
Keep backup materials (paper or metal backup) ready.
Ensure you download firmware only from official sources.

H5 — New words to know

Seed phrase — the human-readable recovery key for your wallet. Firmware — the device software that must stay updated. PIN — your device passcode. Hot wallet vs cold wallet — cold wallets (like Trezor) store keys offline for safety.

Quick start — Step-by-step

Open the box and power the device following the manual.
Go to Trezor.io/Start and select your model.
Verify the device screen and firmware authenticity.
Create a new wallet and write down the seed phrase offline.
Set a strong PIN and enable passphrase (optional for advanced users).

Tips & safety

Never share your seed phrase with anyone. Avoid photographing or saving the seed electronically. Consider a metal backup for long-term durability. Keep firmware updated to receive security improvements.

Support

If something feels off during setup, stop and consult official support links. Always prefer official documentation over third-party guides when it comes to recovery procedures.

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