Connect your Trezor device to your browser — safely and reliably
Trezor Bridge is a lightweight local connector that securely transmits messages between your Trezor hardware wallet and supported browser-based wallets and web apps. It runs locally, minimises attack surface, and keeps your private keys offline where they belong.
Why Bridge?
WebUSB/Browser-native device support varies. Trezor Bridge standardises communication in a lightweight, platform-neutral package so web apps and extensions can talk to Trezor devices without exposing keys or lowering security guarantees.
Security-by-design
Bridge only transmits structured requests (no key material). Combined with the Trezor device's secure chip and firmware verification, your private keys never leave the hardware wallet.
Developer-friendly API
Developers can integrate Bridge using the official Trezor Connect libraries. It supports deterministic command/response flows and has detailed error codes for robust apps.
Automatic updates
Bridge can automatically suggest updates so users always run the latest stable version — improving compatibility and security.
Privacy-focused
Bridge runs locally and does not collect usage telemetry by default. All communication happens between your machine and the connected device.
Compatibility
Works with major browsers and the Trezor Suite desktop application. Ideal for users who rely on web wallets or browser-based DApps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Trezor Bridge and why do I need it?
Is Bridge safe to install?
How do I update or uninstall Bridge?
My browser can't detect the device — what now?
Security notes
Best practices
- Download Bridge from official sources only.
- Keep firmware and Bridge up to date.
- Verify addresses on-device before confirming.
Troubleshooting
- Try a different USB cable/port.
- Restart Bridge and your browser.
- Temporarily disable other wallet software that may seize the device.