Articles
Trezor Suite articles and explainers
Longer pieces on the questions that do not fit into a feature list: what the app is for, where your coins should live, and what to check before you move them.
Basics·6 min read
What is Trezor Suite? A plain-English overview
The software half of a hardware wallet, explained without jargon: what it does, who it is for, and the one thing it will never ask you for.
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Custody·7 min read
Hardware wallet vs exchange: where should crypto actually live?
Custody is a trade-off between convenience and control. Here is how to think about which part of your holdings belongs where.
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Security·5 min read
The Trezor Suite security checklist: 10 things to verify
A short list to run through before you send anything meaningful: from the address bar in your browser to what the device screen says.
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How we write about this
Independently, with the official documentation as the reference point and a bias towards what can go wrong.
Everything here is written to help you use the app safely rather than to sell it. Where a detail can change between releases or device models, we say so and point you at the manufacturer's own documentation instead of guessing. Corrections are welcome and pages are refreshed when the official guidance changes.
Never type your recovery seed into a website or app
Your recovery seed is the master key to your funds. No genuine wallet app, website or support agent will ever ask you to enter it — if a page asks for it, leave immediately.
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