Connectyour Trezorsecurely

Trezor Bridge is a communication service that enables your web browser to connect securely with your Trezor hardware wallet. It acts as a secure gateway, allowing web applications like Trezor Suite to interact with your device while maintaining the highest security standards.

Yes, Trezor Bridge is required to use your Trezor device with web applications. While some newer browsers support WebUSB, Bridge provides better compatibility and security across all browsers and operating systems.

Absolutely. Trezor Bridge is developed by SatoshiLabs, the creators of Trezor hardware wallets. It uses military-grade encryption and only facilitates communication - it never has access to your private keys or seed phrase, which remain securely stored on your Trezor device.

Trezor Bridge works with all major web browsers including Chrome (63+), Firefox (55+), Safari (11.1+), Edge (79+), and Opera (50+). No browser extensions or plugins are required.

Trezor Bridge runs on localhost port 21325. This port is used for local communication between your browser and the Bridge service. You can verify Bridge is running by visiting http://localhost:21325/status/ in your browser.

On Windows, you'll see the Trezor Bridge icon in your system tray. On macOS, it appears in the menu bar. On Linux, you can check the service status with 'systemctl status trezord.service'. You can also visit the status page at localhost:21325/status/.

Yes, Trezor Bridge supports multiple connected Trezor devices simultaneously. Each device will be recognized independently, allowing you to manage multiple wallets through supported applications.

A restart is recommended but not always required. On Windows and macOS, Bridge usually starts automatically after installation. If you experience connection issues, try restarting your computer to ensure all services start properly.

Trezor Bridge includes automatic update functionality. When a new version is available, you'll be notified to download and install it. You can also manually check for updates by visiting the official Trezor website.

First, ensure Bridge is running and check that no other wallet software is accessing your device. Try different USB ports and cables, restart Bridge, and verify your Trezor firmware is up to date. If issues persist, consult the troubleshooting section above.