What is Trezor Suite Developer Portal?

The Trezor Suite Developer Portal provides docs, SDKs, API examples and secure integration guidance to build apps that interact with Trezor hardware wallets.

How do I get started with Trezor Suite and Trezor SDK?

Install the Trezor Bridge or webusb driver, review SDK docs, run example apps, and follow security best practices such as using hardware-backed key signing for private keys.

Is Trezor Suite suitable for production integrations?

Yes—Trezor Suite and the official Trezor SDKs are designed for production. Follow the security checklist and test with testnets before mainnet deployment.

Where can I find example code and SDKs?

The portal includes examples in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python and mobile samples. Use the sample code snippets and copy them to your project.

Who do I contact for developer support?

Use the portal's support links, community forums and GitHub issues for SDK-specific problems. Check the support section for contact options.

Trezor Suite: Manage Your Crypto with Security and Ease

Welcome — Quick start with Trezor Suite

Build secure cryptocurrency apps and integrations with Trezor Suite and the official Trezor SDK. This Getting Started guide walks you through installation, recovery-safe development, signing flows, and practical examples so you can integrate Trezor hardware wallets into web, desktop, and mobile products.

The Trezor Suite Developer Portal is tailored for developers and security-minded teams: SDKs, API references, interactive examples, and debug tips. Follow the checklist below to make your integration secure, reliable, and production-ready.

Why use Trezor Suite and the Trezor SDK?

Hardware-backed key security: private keys never leave the device — sign transactions securely.
Proven interoperability: Trezor Suite, Trezor Bridge, and Trezor SDKs support major coins and token standards.
Developer-focused docs: clear code samples, JSON APIs, and platform examples that accelerate Trezor integration.

Getting started in 3 steps

Step 1: Install Trezor Bridge / WebUSB and confirm your device is updated.

Step 2: Clone the example repo, run the sample app and test sign/verify flows on testnet.

Step 3: Harden integration: implement nonce checks, origin verification, and user consent flows.

Copyable example — connect and get device features

import TrezorConnect from 'trezor-connect';

TrezorConnect.init({ manifest: { email: 'dev@example.com', appUrl: 'https://your.app' } });

const features = await TrezorConnect.getFeatures();
console.log('Device features', features);

Security checklist (must-read)

Always sign transactions on-device; never export private keys.
Use testnets during development and test thoroughly before mainnet releases.
Validate all signatures and addresses server-side.
Keep SDK and firmware up-to-date and subscribe to security advisories.

Frequently asked questions

How long until my integration appears on Trezor Suite?: Integration depends on QA and compatibility testing; follow the SDK release notes and test with updated firmware.
Which SDK languages are supported?: Official SDKs and examples are available for JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, and CLI tools; mobile examples cover Android/iOS.
Can I run Trezor Suite headlessly on a server?: Trezor devices require user interaction for signing. Use server-side components only for non-sensitive operations.
Where do I report bugs?: Open an issue on the SDK GitHub repository or use the portal's developer support links.
Is this portal production-safe?: Yes—when you follow the security checklist, test across devices, and keep firmware and SDKs current.