Trezor Bridge is a small background application developed by SatoshiLabs that facilitates communication between your Trezor® hardware wallet and your web browser. It acts as a secure bridge, allowing the Trezor Wallet interface—accessed via the web or Trezor Suite—to safely send and receive commands to your physical device without requiring any browser plugins.
If you plan to manage your cryptocurrencies through a web browser using the wallet interface at trezor.io/start, Trezor Bridge is essential. It translates the browser's requests into a language your Trezor® device understands, enabling critical functions like Trezor login, transaction signing, and firmware updates. For users of the desktop application, the Trezor Suite app includes its own communication layer, often making Bridge unnecessary.
Follow these simple steps to get Trezor Bridge running on your computer:
Direct Download Link: Download Trezor Bridge
The term "Trezor Bridge Login" simply refers to the process of accessing your wallet via the web after Bridge is installed. Navigate to the Trezor Wallet interface, connect your device, and you will be prompted to enter your PIN directly on the Trezor® device screen—a secure process that never exposes your PIN to your computer.
No. Trezor Bridge is a lightweight communication tool for the web browser. Trezor Suite is a comprehensive desktop (and web) application for managing your crypto assets, which includes its own communication protocol.
Typically, no. The Trezor Suite app handles device communication internally. You only need Bridge if you are using the web-based wallet interface at wallet.trezor.io.
Try these steps: 1) Ensure your Trezor® is connected directly to your computer's USB port. 2) Restart your browser and computer. 3) Check if the Bridge process is running in your system tray/activity monitor. 4. Visit http://127.0.0.1:21325
in your browser; it should show a status message if Bridge is running.
Yes, provided you download it only from the official Trezor® website (trezor.io
or suite.trezor.io
). It is open-source software designed to enhance security by enabling safe communication.
Yes, Trezor Bridge supports Windows, macOS, and most major Linux distributions. Installation instructions for Linux are available on the official Trezor® documentation.
No. You need an interface like the Trezor Wallet (web) or the Trezor Suite application to view your portfolio, send and receive transactions, and manage settings. Your Trezor® device itself is a secure key storage and transaction signer.