Hardware-Based Authentication for Ultimate Crypto Security
Trezor Login provides hardware-based authentication that protects your cryptocurrency wallets and online accounts from unauthorized access.
Requires physical confirmation on your Trezor device for every login attempt, ensuring private keys never leave your hardware wallet.
Eliminate vulnerable passwords with cryptographic proof that only your Trezor device can provide.
Works with Trezor Suite desktop/mobile apps, web wallets, and third-party services that support U2F authentication.
Protect your digital assets with the gold standard in cryptocurrency security
1. Connect Trezor to your device
2. Navigate to a supported service
3. Select Trezor as authentication method
4. Confirm login on device screen
5. Securely access your account
Secure your accounts in just a few simple steps
Download and install the official Trezor Suite application on your desktop or mobile device
Connect your Trezor hardware wallet via USB cable or Bluetooth connection
Enable Trezor Login in the security settings and set up your authentication preferences
Add supported services and complete the verification process for each account
Common questions about Trezor Login security
Yes, Trezor Login works with both Trezor Model T and Trezor One devices. The authentication process is similar on both devices, though the Model T features a touchscreen for easier confirmation.
Absolutely. Your Trezor device can be used to authenticate on unlimited computers and mobile devices. The security credentials remain stored securely on your hardware wallet regardless of which device you connect to.
If your Trezor device is lost or stolen, you can recover access to all your accounts using your recovery seed phrase. This 12-24 word backup should be stored securely offline. Once you have a new Trezor device, simply restore it using your seed phrase to regain access.
Trezor Login is supported by all Trezor software products, major web wallets like MyEtherWallet and MyCrypto, cryptocurrency exchanges including Binance and Kraken, and any service that implements FIDO U2F authentication standards like Google, GitHub, and Dropbox.
Without your PIN, your Trezor device is virtually impossible to access. Trezor implements protection against brute-force attacks by exponentially increasing the delay between PIN attempts. After 16 incorrect attempts, the device wipes itself automatically.
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