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Welcome to Trezor Setup

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Trezor® hardware wallets are designed to help users manage digital assets securely. Proper initialization and understanding of each step is essential for maintaining full control over your private keys and recovery information.

Before You Begin

Prior to connecting your device, ensure that you are in a secure environment and that your computer is free from malware. Always use trusted cables and avoid public or shared computers during setup.

Unbox your Trezor device and verify the packaging seal.
Prepare a pen and paper to write down recovery information.
Disconnect unnecessary USB devices from your computer.

Device Initialization

When you connect your Trezor for the first time, it will guide you through firmware installation and wallet creation. This process ensures that the device starts from a trusted and verified state.

Follow all on-screen instructions carefully. Never photograph or digitally store recovery phrases, and never share them with anyone claiming to provide support or assistance.

Security Principles

Recovery Seed

The recovery seed is the most important element of your wallet security. It allows full access to funds if the device is lost or damaged. Anyone with this seed can control the assets.

PIN Protection

A strong PIN protects your device against physical access. Choose a PIN that is difficult to guess and avoid reusing codes from other services.

Ongoing Safety

Keep your firmware up to date and regularly review official documentation to stay informed about best practices and new security features.

Long-Form Educational Content

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