1. What is Trezor Suite?
Overview
Trezor Suite is the official desktop and web application for managing Trezor hardware wallets. It combines account management, transaction history, portfolio tracking, and interfaces for buying, selling, staking, and swapping — all while keeping your private keys secured on your device. The Suite is designed so the device holds secrets offline and the application presents a clear, auditable interface for every action.
Why choose a hardware-backed Suite?
- Private keys never leave the hardware device.
- Open-source code and public documentation increase transparency.
- Built-in tools to download & verify the app reduce supply-chain risks.
2. Security model (short)
Key protections
Trezor separates the signing environment (the hardware wallet) from the networked computer. Sensitive operations require explicit confirmation on the device’s screen, preventing remote malware from performing unauthorized transactions.
Best practices
- Always download Suite from the official site and verify checksums.
- Keep firmware up to date and only install signed firmware.
- Store your recovery seed offline and never enter it into a computer.
3. Main features
Core
- Send & receive across many coins and tokens.
- Portfolio overview and transaction history.
- Integrated swap/buy/bridge features (third-party partners).
- Advanced settings: coin management, custom fees, node connection.
Developer & advanced user tools
Trezor Suite’s code base and developer docs support integrations like Trezor Connect and allow advanced users to run Suite connecting to their own node.
4. Getting started (summary)
1) Acquire a genuine Trezor device from the official store. 2) Download Trezor Suite for desktop (or use web app). 3) Initialize the device, record your recovery seed securely offline. 4) Verify Suite downloads and firmware signatures before use. Follow the vendor’s support pages for platform-specific steps.
5. How to present this to stakeholders
Focus on the threat model: show how the hardware + Suite reduces risks compared with custodial or purely software wallets; demonstrate a live setup (or video) that highlights on-device confirmations and the process to verify an installed app or firmware.