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Trezor Bridge
Official Bridge & onboarding
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Trezor Bridge — Secure Connection for Your Trezor Hardware Wallet Trezor Bridge provides a secure, modern, and maintained communication layer between your Trezor device and desktop environments — including popular browsers and Trezor Suite. By isolating signing operations to the hardware wallet and using a verified Bridge layer, you ensure your private keys remain offline and protected.
Download Bridge
Important: Only download Trezor Bridge from the official Trezor domain. Never share your recovery seed with anyone.
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What is Trezor Bridge?

Trezor Bridge is a lightweight, secure helper application that enables communication between the Trezor hardware wallet and desktop browsers or the Trezor Suite desktop application. It replaces legacy browser plugins and facilitates safe transaction signing while ensuring your private keys remain on the device. The Bridge handles transport, device detection, and encrypted data exchange, providing an essential safety layer for daily wallet operations.

How Bridge Protects Your Keys

When interacting with a cryptocurrency wallet, a major security principle is that private keys must never be exported from the secure device. Trezor Bridge enforces this principle by allowing only signed, verifiable messages to leave the hardware device. All cryptographic operations — including key generation and transaction signature — are performed inside the Trezor secure element. Bridge simply transports those signed transactions to the network or wallet interface.

Who Should Install Bridge?

Any user operating a Trezor hardware wallet on a desktop environment should install Trezor Bridge. It is particularly relevant for users who interact with DApps in their browser, use the Trezor Suite desktop app, or rely on web-based wallet interfaces that require a secure connection to the device. Bridge is recommended for both novice users and institutional operators who require auditable, verifiable connections to hardware wallets.

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Current stable
Trezor Bridge v2.x
Verified
Official
Download — Official
For enterprise deployments, follow Trezor’s documentation for automated install and checksum validation.
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Encrypted Transport
TLS-like layer for local comms
Cross-platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
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Key Features & Security Considerations

Isolated Signing

All cryptographic operations are performed on the hardware device. Bridge transports signed payloads only.

Verified Distribution

Trezor publishes checksums and verification guides for installers. Always verify signatures when deploying at scale.

Maintenance & Updates

Bridge receives updates for compatibility and security. Use official channels to receive and verify updates.

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Step-by-step Installation

  1. 1. Visit the official page. Open https://trezor.io/bridge/ and select the installer suitable for your OS.
  2. 2. Verify the download. Compare published checksums or signatures on Trezor’s website with the downloaded file before running the installer.
  3. 3. Install and restart. Follow the installer prompts. Restart your browser to ensure the Bridge is recognized.
  4. 4. Connect your device. Plug in your Trezor device and open Trezor Suite or a compatible web wallet. The Bridge will enable secure communication automatically.
Windows
64-bit installer
macOS
Intel & Apple Silicon
Linux
Deb/RPM/AppImage
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FAQ — Common Questions

How do I verify the Bridge installer?
Trezor publishes checksums and signature verification instructions. Use the OS-level hash utilities or OpenSSL to verify the downloaded file. For enterprise usage, manage via signed packages and automation tooling.
Can I use Bridge with browser extensions?
Bridge is intended to replace older browser plugins. Modern integrations rely on it or Trezor Suite to provide secure transport.
What if Bridge is not detected?
Restart your browser and check that the Bridge process is running. Reinstall from the official page if necessary. For persistent issues, contact official support.
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Contact & Support

For verified support and firmware updates use official channels at trezor.io/support.

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