Trezor Suite® Getting Started™ — Developer Portal

Streamlined docs, SDKs, code samples and security best practices for integrating with Trezor hardware wallets.

Quick Start — Build with Trezor Suite®

Follow a concise path: Connect → Authenticate → Sign → Verify. The portal provides SDKs, API references, examples, and secure UX patterns to get your integration production-ready fast.

  • Step 1: Install SDK & configure origin.
  • Step 2: Detect device and request user confirmation.
  • Step 3: Build transaction flows with offline signing.
  • Step 4: Test on testnet/emulator, then deploy.
// Example: connect using Trezor Connect (JS)
import TrezorConnect from 'trezor-connect';
TrezorConnect.init({ manifest: { email: 'dev@you.com', appUrl: 'https://your.app' }});
const res = await TrezorConnect.getPublicKey({ path: "m/44'/0'/0'" });
console.log(res);

Developer Resources & Best Practices

The Trezor Suite® Getting Started™ Developer Portal centralizes everything developers need to integrate hardware-backed key management into web and mobile apps. Use the official SDKs, follow the UX guidelines for transaction signing, and adopt secure origin verification. Prioritize on-device confirmation and limit scopes to the minimal set of permissions required.

APIs & SDKs

Our APIs expose device discovery, public key retrieval, address derivation, and transaction signing. SDKs are available for JavaScript (browser + Node), TypeScript, and community-maintained bindings for other languages. Each SDK includes examples that demonstrate common flows: account discovery, receive address generation, and multi-step signing with user confirmation.

Testing & Debugging

Test using emulators and testnet networks. The portal includes a sandbox with deterministic test seeds and guidance on simulating user confirmation and error cases. Logging best practices and safe handling of non-sensitive metadata are documented to speed debugging without exposing private keys or seeds.

Security & Compliance

Security guidance emphasizes seed isolation, origin whitelisting, minimal permissions, and verified request flows. Perform threat modeling for your integration and follow the portal's privacy checklist to ensure compliance with data protection best practices.