What is the Trezor Suite Developer Portal?

A central hub providing guides, SDKs, API references, and best practices for building secure applications using the Trezor Suite hardware wallet ecosystem.

How do I get started with Trezor Suite APIs?

Follow the Getting Started guide, install the Trezor SDK, connect a Trezor device, and follow the sample integration steps on this portal.

Is Trezor Suite safe for production integrations?

Yes. Trezor Suite is designed for secure key storage and transaction signing. Always follow our security best practices and audit procedures before going to production.

Which programming languages are supported?

We provide SDKs and examples in JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, Python and more. Check the SDK downloads section for the latest packages.

Where can I get developer support?

Use the forum, submit an issue on our GitHub repositories, or contact developer support via the portal support channels.

Trezor Suite® – Getting Started™ Developer Portal

Welcome to the official Trezor Suite Getting Started Developer Portal — everything you need to build secure crypto integrations with the Trezor Suite hardware wallet. Guides, SDKs, APIs and clear examples for developers of all levels.

Overview

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Why build with Trezor Suite?

Secure, open-source hardware wallet for safe private key custody.
Battle-tested SDKs and APIs for cross-platform integrations.
Developer-first documentation: examples, troubleshooting and community support.

Quick code sample

// Connect to a Trezor device (JavaScript) const TrezorConnect = require('trezor-connect'); TrezorConnect.manifest({email: 'dev@example.com', appUrl: 'https://example.com'}); TrezorConnect.getPublicKey({path: "m/44'/0'/0'/0/0"}).then(result => console.log(result));

Best practices

Always verify device display when signing transactions.
Use minimal permissions and scope for SDK calls.
Follow the security checklist before shipping to production.

Guides & Tutorials

Step-by-step tutorials for onboarding developers to the Trezor Suite developer experience. These developer guides cover everything from connecting a device, requesting public keys, building transaction signing flows, to advanced features like passphrase-separated accounts.

Starter guide

Install the official SDK, connect your device, and run the sample app. This introduction is for anyone who wants to integrate Trezor Suite into their wallet, exchange, or custodial solution.

Advanced integrations

Learn how to integrate Trezor Suite into payment rails, multisig workflows, and enterprise-grade offline signing pipelines. The portal provides architecture diagrams, sequence flows and code examples.

SDKs & Downloads

Download the latest SDK packages and view release notes. Our SDKs are maintained with compatibility and security updates so developers can rely on stable primitives when building with Trezor Suite.

JavaScript

npm i trezor-connect

TypeScript

Typed bindings and examples

Rust

Rust crate for native integrations

// Example: request address (JavaScript) await TrezorConnect.getAddress({path: "m/44'/0'/0'/0/0"});

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Developer Portal for? — To centralize documentation, SDKs, and examples for integrating Trezor Suite into apps and services.
Do I need a physical device? — Yes. For testing signing flows and secure verification, a real Trezor hardware wallet is recommended.
How do I report issues? — Use the GitHub repositories or the support channel linked in the portal.
Can I use Trezor Suite with custodial services? — Yes, but follow the security checklist and compliance guidance before deployment.
Where are SDK changelogs? — Each SDK page includes version history and changelogs for quick auditing.