USB & Local-Only
Communicates with your device via USB and a localhost endpoint — no cloud keys, no remote access.
Secure bridge for hardware wallets
Trezor Bridge^
Trezor Bridge^
Easy. Local. Encrypted.
Connect your hardware wallet to compatible web and desktop apps via a small local bridge. Designed to minimize attack surface, preserve privacy, and keep keys on your device where they belong.
- Local
- Runs on your computer, communicates only with USB & localhost.
- Open
- Transparent, auditable behavior — minimal privileged surface.
- Encrypted
- Secure, authenticated transport between wallet and applications.
Note: This page is an informational landing template. It is not affiliated with any hardware vendor unless explicitly stated.
Features
Protocol Compatibility
Works with modern wallet APIs (WebHID, WebUSB, native apps) and popular wallet frontends.
Minimal Permissions
Runs with the least privileges required and shows clear consent prompts for actions.
How it works
- Install Bridge: Download and run the small local helper application on your machine.
- Connect Wallet: Plug your hardware wallet into USB and unlock it — the bridge will detect it.
- Authorize Apps: When a compatible app requests a connection, you'll see a prompt to allow or deny access.
- Sign Locally: All signing operations happen on the device; the bridge only relays approved requests.
Privacy-first
No telemetry, no account required. You keep control.
Cross-platform
Windows, macOS, and major Linux distributions supported via native installers.
Open Source
Source code available for review and auditing (link placeholder).
Get the Bridge
Choose your platform. Always verify signatures and download from trusted sources.
Support & Resources
Documentation
Read the installation guide, API docs, and troubleshooting steps.
Community
Find community support on forums, chat channels, and issue trackers.