Step 1: Initial Trezor® Hardware Wallet Setup
Follow these steps to set up your Trezor® Hardware Wallet account securely, and understand the new flat-style interface.
1Verify your device authenticity before connecting.
2Connect only to trusted systems and avoid third-party apps.
3Create a Cryptostash — offline storage for your recovery keys.
4Set a strong PIN and optional passphrase for hidden vaults.
Step 2: Advanced® Features
Hidden Vaults
Hidden Vaults create invisible workspaces for sensitive data. Use passphrases to access them securely.
AirCrypt Signatures
Sign transactions offline with AirCrypt for maximum security. This method ensures your keys never touch the network.
Firmware Auditing
Always check firmware authenticity using official attestation procedures before performing updates.
FAQ
Q: What is a Cryptostash?
A: Cryptostash is offline storage for your recovery keys, ensuring security even if your system is compromised.
Q: How do I enable Hidden Vaults?
A: Set a passphrase in advanced settings to unlock hidden vaults and access invisible data spaces.
Q: Can I recover a Hidden Vault without the passphrase?
A: No. The passphrase is essential for the hidden vault identity. Losing it may permanently lock the content.
Glossary of New Words
Cryptostash
Offline storage for recovery keys.
AirCrypt
Offline signing method for secure transactions.
Hidden Vault
Invisible workspace inside Trezor® Hardware Wallet.
Login Beacon
Temporary token confirming secure session activity.