Go beyond software protection. Trezor offers a robust, physical barrier against digital and physical theft, redefining secure access to your most valuable digital assets.
The Trezor device functions as a **mini-computer** isolated from the vulnerabilities of your main PC. When you use your Trezor, the private keys—the actual codes that control your assets—**never leave the device**. This isolation is the fundamental pillar of its security model.
Traditional wallets (hot wallets) store keys on devices connected to the internet, making them susceptible to malware, keyloggers, and phishing attacks. Trezor completely sidesteps these threats by keeping the "master secret" in cold storage.
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Getting started with Trezor is designed to be user-friendly yet uncompromisingly secure. The first steps involve generating your **Seed Phrase (Recovery Seed)**, which is the most critical component of the entire setup.
This sequence of words is your **absolute backup**. It is the only way to recover your wallet if the physical Trezor device is lost, stolen, or destroyed. **It must be written down physically and stored offline**—never photographed, typed, or saved digitally.
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Trezor implements multiple layers of protection, not just simple password protection. It combines proprietary hardware, open-source firmware, and sophisticated cryptography to ensure maximum defense.
The **optional Passphrase** adds an extra layer of security, creating a "hidden wallet" that requires an additional, user-chosen word. If an attacker gains access to your device and PIN, they still wouldn't access this hidden wallet without the passphrase, making the attack practically useless.
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The most crucial part of the Trezor login experience is not merely checking a balance, but **authorizing a transaction**. Every outbound transfer requires physical confirmation on the Trezor's screen, making remote theft nearly impossible.
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