Trézór Bridge

Introducing the new Trézór App — secure local connectivity & streamlined device workflows

New App • Local Bridge • Cleaner UX

Introducing the Trézór App and Trézór Bridge

Trézór Bridge is the lightweight local service that enables secure communication between web/desktop apps and your Trezor-compatible hardware. Today we’re releasing the redesigned Trézór App — a modern, privacy-first hub that bundles Bridge functionality, clearer device management, and trusted integrations into a single desktop experience.

Local-first connectivity

Bridge runs on your machine and relays encrypted requests only on localhost — your keys remain inside the device at all times.

Simplified device onboarding

The new app guides you through device setup, firmware updates, and recovery verification with step-by-step clarity.

Trusted Web integrations

Connect safely to web apps and DeFi services: Trézór App mediates access and prompts for user consent when needed.

Developer-friendly APIs

Documented local APIs and SDKs make integrating Bridge simple while keeping security guardrails intact.

What’s new in the Trézór App?

We focused on three areas: clarity, privacy, and extensibility. The app centralizes device health (firmware, battery for supported devices), shows signed-request history, and provides a permission manager for connected origins. Visual transaction previews and embedded checksum verification reduce user error when approving operations in the device.

Quick highlight: On-device verification is still mandatory — the app never signs on your behalf. You must confirm every sensitive operation on the Trezor device itself.

Security model — what's guaranteed

Keys stay on-device

  • Private keys are generated and stored inside the hardware — never exported.
  • All signing operations are displayed on-device; physical confirmation is required.
  • Bridge is intentionally minimal: it relays requests, performs origin checks and forwards signed responses.

Privacy & operation

  • Bridge runs locally and does not collect or transmit your private data during normal operation.
  • The app logs events locally for transparency; logs can be cleared and are not uploaded unless you opt-in.
  • Where telemetry exists, it is opt-in and privacy-preserving (aggregated, non-identifying).

How to use — a short workflow

  1. Install the Trézór App and run the setup wizard to install Bridge and optional helpers.
  2. Connect your Trezor device via USB (or supported transport); the app will recognize it and display device status.
  3. Open a web app that supports Trezor; it will request access — the Trézór App will prompt you to allow or deny.
  4. When you initiate a transaction, review the details on the Trezor device screen and confirm to sign.
  5. Signed payloads are forwarded back to the app — nothing ever leaves the device without your confirmation.

Developer notes

Integrators: use the official Trézór SDK and follow least-privilege principles. Request only the scopes you need, present human-readable transaction summaries, and never encourage users to bypass on-device confirmation. Sample SDKs and API docs are included in the developer section of the app.

Troubleshooting

  • If your device isn't detected: check cable/port, ensure Bridge service is running, restart the app.
  • On macOS, verify you have granted the app required permissions when prompted.
  • For persistent errors, open diagnostic logs in the app and consult the official support portal.

Support & responsible disclosure

If you find a security issue, please follow responsible disclosure and contact our security team via the official channels. We maintain a bug bounty program and appreciate coordinated reports.