Slide 1 — Core promise: private keys stay offline
Trezor Suite pairs with Trezor hardware devices to ensure private keys are generated and remain on the physical device. Signing operations happen on-device which means even if your computer is compromised, attackers cannot extract or use your private keys. This combination of hardware and Suite software creates a secure, auditable signing flow that protects assets.
Slide 2 — Quick setup flow (safe and simple)
Slide 3 — Everyday operations with Trezor Suite
Use the Suite to generate receive addresses, verify addresses on device, and sign transactions with explicit on-device confirmation. When sending, Suite shows a transaction summary and the Trezor device displays a hardware-verified address and amount to confirm. For large transfers, always send a small test transaction first.
Slide 4 — Advanced tips for power users
- Use coin control for Bitcoin to manage UTXOs and privacy.
- Separate funds by intent—savings, trading, payroll—to keep accounting simple.
- Integrate passphrase-protected hidden wallets for compartmentalization but practice recovery repeatedly.
- Use steel backup plates to protect seeds against fire, water, and physical degradation.
Slide 5 — Security checklist (operational)
Slide 6 — Integration & ecosystem
Trezor Suite supports many major blockchains and integrates with partner swap and staking providers. When integrating third-party services, rely on on-device approval for all critical actions. Developers should use testnets and emulators in early stages and validate flows on a physical device before production releases.