The essential tool for connecting your Trezor hardware wallet with your browser
Trezor Bridge is a lightweight communication software developed by SatoshiLabs that allows your Trezor hardware wallet to interact securely with your browser and web-based applications. It acts as a secure bridge between your Trezor device and web interfaces like the Trezor Suite Web or third-party wallet integrations.
Without Trezor Bridge, your browser would not be able to detect or communicate with the Trezor device directly. This makes Trezor Bridge a critical component in ensuring smooth and secure operation of your crypto wallet.
While the Trezor Suite desktop app doesn’t require Bridge, web users rely on it for seamless access. It enables:
Trezor Bridge runs silently in the background of your operating system, creating a communication tunnel between your browser and your connected hardware wallet. It listens for secure WebUSB or HID-based communication from trusted apps and relays the messages to the Trezor device.
When you open a web app that supports Trezor, Bridge enables that site to detect the wallet, request permissions, sign transactions, and access public wallet data — all while keeping your private keys safe on your device.
Go to trezor.io/bridge. Always download software directly from the official Trezor site to avoid fake versions.
Select from available versions: Windows, macOS, or Linux. Download the appropriate installer for your system.
Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions. Once installed, Trezor Bridge starts automatically and runs in the background.
Open your browser, plug in your Trezor device, and visit suite.trezor.io/web. Trezor Bridge will enable secure communication between your device and the app.
Trezor Bridge ensures compatibility with most modern web tools that support crypto hardware wallets. You don’t need to configure anything manually—once installed, it works automatically.
Trezor Bridge is designed to operate locally. It does not connect to third-party servers, which adds another layer of privacy and security.
Make sure the Bridge service is running in the background. Restart your computer if the problem persists. Check your browser permissions or try a different USB port.
Ensure the cable is functional, and try using a different one. Always approve any connection requests on the device screen.
Add Trezor Bridge to your system’s whitelist or firewall exceptions. It is a safe, signed application directly from SatoshiLabs.
No. The desktop version communicates directly with the Trezor hardware. Bridge is only required for the web version.
Yes, Trezor Bridge is fully open-source and available on the official Trezor GitHub repository.
You can use the Trezor Suite desktop app or WebUSB-compatible browsers (like Chrome) without Bridge, but some environments (like Firefox) still require it.