What is a hardware wallet?
A hardware wallet is a physical device that gives you security and full ownership of your crypto.It lets you keep access to your crypto offline, protected from online threats and accessible only by you.
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Stay safe if exchanges failA hardware wallet protects you from account freezes, hacks, and exchange failures.
Your crypto today, tomorrow, and alwaysWith a hardware wallet, your crypto isn’t tied to any app or exchange—it's truly yours forever.
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Frequently asked questions
A hardware wallet is a small physical device that keeps your crypto safe. It securely stores your important information offline, away from the internet, so it’s protected from hackers and viruses. When you want to move your crypto, use the device to approve the action—never exposing your info online.
No, your Trezor wallet never connects to the internet—keeping your sensitive information protected from online threats.
A hot wallet stores your private keys on a device that’s connected to the internet - such as a mobile wallet app, desktop wallet, or browser extension. Because the keys are on an internet-connected device, they’re more exposed to hacks, malware, and outages. A hardware wallet like Trezor stores your private keys in a secure offline device, keeping them isolated from the internet even when you connect it to make a transaction.
Trezor devices are built to last for years with proper care. There’s no built-in expiration—you only need to get a replacement if the hardware is damaged.
Trezor is a one-time purchase with no monthly fees—ever. Use both the device and Trezor Suite with no recurring costs.
A hardware wallet keeps your private keys completely offline, protecting them from online threats like hacking, malware, and account freezes. Hot wallets - such as a mobile wallet app, desktop wallet, or browser extension - are convenient for quick access, but keep your keys on internet-connected devices, which increases their exposure to attacks. Many people use a hardware wallet for long-term storage and a hot wallet for small, everyday amounts.
Connect Trezor > Open Trezor Suite > Select account > Generate and copy receive address > Paste into sending app or exchange. Voilà!
Lost your Trezor? Don’t worry—your funds are safe if you have your wallet backup. Just set up a new Trezor and enter the wallet backup words you wrote down during setup. Make sure your backup is stored safely—without it, you can’t recover your assets.