Trezor® Bridge: Secure Connection for Your Hardware

Trezor Bridge — Secure Local Connection

Trezor Bridge

Local connector for Trezor hardware wallets — secure, lightweight, cross-platform

Trezor Bridge provides a seamless, secure connection between your hardware wallet and web applications. Designed for simplicity, it runs locally and enables modern browsers to communicate with Trezor devices without exposing keys to the internet. Installation is fast: once the Bridge is running, your device is detected automatically, letting you sign transactions, manage accounts, and update firmware with confidence. Privacy is central—Trezor Bridge only acts as a translator between browser and device and does not collect usage data. Developers benefit from a stable API that supports popular wallets and decentralized apps, while users enjoy cross-platform compatibility on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Troubleshooting tools and clear documentation make resolving connection issues straightforward. Whether you are a casual holder or an advanced trader, Trezor Bridge improves usability without compromising security. This small utility is an essential component for anyone using a Trezor hardware wallet, offering reliable communication, improved UX, and the peace of mind that comes from open-source transparency. Keep Bridge updated to ensure compatibility with new web standards and to benefit from ongoing security patches released by the Trezor team. Regularly.

Advanced Features

Local HTTPS proxy for secure browser-device communication.
Stable, documented API for integration with web wallets and dApps.
Cross-platform installers and automatic device detection.
Open-source codebase — auditable and community-reviewed.

FAQs

Q: What is Trezor Bridge for?

A: It lets your browser talk to a Trezor hardware wallet safely and reliably without exposing private keys online.

Q: Is Bridge safe to install?

A: Yes — Bridge runs locally on your computer; it’s open-source and its job is only to relay commands between browser and device.

Q: What if my browser won’t detect my device?

A: Try restarting Bridge, re-plugging the device, or checking the official troubleshooting docs for driver/permission fixes.

Conclusion

Trezor Bridge is a compact, developer-friendly utility that significantly improves the usability of Trezor hardware wallets while preserving the core security model: your keys stay on the device. Keep it updated and consult official docs when troubleshooting.

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