Trezor Login - Secure Access to Trezor Wallet

Connect your hardware device and authenticate to access your wallet. This page is a local demo template — not an actual service login.

Device PIN

Keep your PIN private — never share it.

Optional Passphrase

Only use passphrases you created — irreversible if lost.

Last device connection: 2 minutes ago Troubleshoot

This is a static demo page. A real integration would use a secure USB/BLE handshake, cryptographic challenge-response, and never transmit your seed or passphrase to the server.

Why hardware wallets protect funds

Hardware wallets store private keys inside a dedicated secure element. They sign transactions locally so the private key never leaves the device. Below are best practices and features that improve security for everyday use.

Air-gapped signing

Some devices allow signing without ever connecting to the internet — QR codes or SD cards can transport the signed transaction.

PIN + Passphrase

Two layers of secrecy: a short numeric PIN plus an optional passphrase that acts as a second recovery factor.

Open-source firmware

Devices that publish firmware let independent auditors verify the implementation of cryptographic primitives and key-handling.

Recovery seed

Never store your seed digitally. Write it on paper or metal and keep it in a secure, offline location.

Secure-login checklist

Verify the device's fingerprint/seed during setup.
Always check the transaction details on the device screen before approving.
Keep firmware up to date from the official vendor site only.
Use a strong, unique PIN and an optional passphrase you can remember.
Be wary of unsolicited prompts to enter recovery data or to connect to unknown apps.

About this demo

This page is intentionally client-side only. It demonstrates user experience patterns for hardware-wallet login screens: clear affordances, minimal inputs, progressive disclosure of help, and accessible labels for assistive technologies.

Privacy reminder: A legitimate wallet login never asks you to paste your recovery seed or share it online. If you see such prompts, disconnect immediately.