Introduction

Welcome to the Trezor Suite Developer Portal! Whether you are building your first crypto app or integrating Trezor hardware wallets into your service, this portal is your guide. Here you will find step-by-step instructions, sample code, API references, and security tips.

Trezor Suite is more than a wallet; it is a secure platform to manage, send, and receive cryptocurrencies. Developers can integrate with Trezor Suite to build applications that maintain the highest security standards while providing a smooth user experience.

Throughout this portal, we will guide you from installation to advanced API integrations. Every section contains practical examples to get you started quickly and safely. By the end, you’ll have all the tools and knowledge to develop crypto-friendly applications with Trezor.

Setup

First, download Trezor Suite from the official website. Make sure your device firmware is up-to-date. The suite supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. Installing Trezor Suite is straightforward, and it will guide you to connect your hardware wallet securely.

Once installed, open the suite and select "Create new wallet" or "Recover wallet". Follow the instructions to back up your recovery seed. Remember, never share this seed with anyone, and avoid storing it digitally.

For development purposes, you can also enable developer mode in Trezor Suite to access advanced features, including testing API calls and connecting testnet coins.

API Integration

Trezor Suite provides APIs for developers to integrate wallet functionality into apps. This includes signing transactions, fetching account balances, and managing multiple cryptocurrencies. APIs can be accessed through the Trezor Connect SDK or directly via REST endpoints.

Using Trezor Connect is simple: include the JavaScript library in your web project, call the API methods, and prompt the user to approve operations on their Trezor device. This ensures that private keys never leave the device, maintaining top-notch security.

Developers can also access detailed logs and event listeners to monitor transaction statuses, making it easier to build responsive and secure crypto applications.

Security Guidelines

Security is the foundation of Trezor. As a developer, always ensure your applications never request private keys or recovery seeds from users. Every transaction should be signed on the device itself. Use HTTPS and secure coding practices to protect API endpoints.

Regularly update your Trezor firmware and suite. Educate users about phishing attacks, fake websites, and malicious extensions. Implementing multi-signature solutions and hardware confirmations adds extra layers of security.

By following Trezor’s developer security guidelines, you help maintain trust and safety for all users interacting with your apps.

Support

If you encounter issues, Trezor provides extensive documentation, a developer forum, and email support. Always check the latest guides, SDK updates, and troubleshooting tips. Engaging with the developer community can speed up your learning and help solve technical problems efficiently.

Stay updated with new features and beta releases to integrate the latest Trezor capabilities into your applications. Your feedback as a developer contributes to enhancing the ecosystem for everyone.