Trezor Bridge

Connect Your Trezor Wallet Securely with Trezor Bridge

Trezor Bridge acts as the crucial software link between your hardware wallet and browser. Without it, your browser or local applications can’t detect or communicate with your device. This lightweight utility ensures smooth and encrypted communication, enabling you to sign transactions, access Suite, or interact with compatible crypto services securely. With Trezor Bridge, all data transfers remain local — never transmitted to third-party servers.

Local Communication

Trezor Bridge enables direct, secure communication between your browser and device — no cloud intermediaries, ensuring privacy.

Cross-Browser Compatibility

Supports Chrome, Firefox, Brave, and more. Once installed, it runs silently in the background, maintaining a safe handshake protocol.

Open-Source Transparency

Like other Trezor tools, Bridge is open-source. Developers and security experts can audit the code to verify integrity and trust.

How to Install and Use Trezor Bridge

Installing Trezor Bridge is straightforward. Visit the official Trezor Bridge page and select your operating system: Windows, macOS, or Linux. After installation, restart your browser and connect your Trezor device. If you use Trezor Suite Web, it should automatically detect the bridge and allow you to interact seamlessly.

Internal links such as #features and #setup help navigate this page. Always ensure downloads come from Trezor’s official domain to prevent phishing or malware risks.

Trezor Bridge operates silently in the background. It starts automatically when you plug in your device. Unlike browser extensions, it doesn’t collect or transmit personal data. It merely facilitates a trusted data channel between your device and apps that rely on it, such as Trezor Suite or third-party wallets using the Trezor Connect API.

In corporate or institutional setups, deploying Bridge can be automated. System administrators may distribute signed binaries through trusted channels to maintain version control and compliance. This approach ensures everyone in an organization uses verified, authentic binaries that align with internal cybersecurity policies.

For troubleshooting, ensure no conflicting software is blocking local ports used by Trezor Bridge. Reinstall or update if necessary, and consult the Trezor Help Center for advanced diagnostics.

In summary, Trezor Bridge is essential for seamless connectivity between your physical device and digital tools. It enhances user control, protects privacy, and embodies the open-source security philosophy that Trezor stands for.