The Trezor Wallet doesn’t have a traditional login like a website or online account because Trezor is a hardware wallet. Instead, accessing your Trezor Wallet is done directly through your device using Trezor Suite or the Trezor web interface. Here’s how it works safely:

How to “Log In” to Trezor Wallet

1. Connect Your Trezor Device
   Plug your Trezor hardware wallet into your computer using a USB cable.

2. Open Trezor Suite or Web Wallet

   • Trezor Suite: Download from trezor.io/start for desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux).

   • Web Wallet: Go to wallet.trezor.io in a supported browser.
     Note: You may need Trezor Bridge installed for your browser to detect the device.

3. Enter Your PIN on the Device
   To access your wallet, you must enter the PIN directly on your Trezor device, not on your computer. This keeps your private keys safe from malware.

4. Enter Passphrase (Optional)
   If you set up a passphrase for extra security, you’ll enter it here. This creates a hidden wallet that adds an extra layer of protection.

5. Access Your Wallet
   Once the PIN (and passphrase, if applicable) are entered, the wallet interface will unlock, showing your accounts, balances, and transaction history.

Key Security Points

• No Username or Password: Trezor Wallet doesn’t use passwords because the device itself securely stores your private keys offline.

• All Sensitive Actions Are On-Device: Sending crypto or changing settings requires physical confirmation on your Trezor, preventing unauthorized access.

• Recovery Seed: If your device is lost or damaged, the 12–24 word recovery seed is the only way to restore your wallet.

Summary

“Logging in” to Trezor Wallet is really about connecting your hardware wallet and entering your PIN. You never create an online account or share your credentials. This makes it much safer than web wallets because you fully control your crypto, and no passwords or sensitive data are stored online.