Welcome to the world of secure cryptocurrency storage. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the initial setup, essential security practices, and daily management of your Trezor device. **Never share your Recovery Seed.**
Before connecting your Trezor, take a moment to **verify the physical integrity** of the packaging to ensure it hasn't been tampered with. Look for...
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This is the most critical part of your setup. Your 12/24-word Recovery Seed is the **only backup** of your funds. If your Trezor is lost, stolen, or destroyed, this seed will restore access to your crypto on *any* compatible device.
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The PIN protects your Trezor from unauthorized use. You will enter the PIN using the device's screen (Model T) or by referencing the screen's randomized layout (Trezor One). **Never enter your PIN on your computer keyboard.**
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Logging in to your Trezor wallet is simple and always requires the device itself.
Once logged in, you can view your balances, generate new receiving addresses, and send transactions. Remember, all sending transactions must be **physically confirmed** on the Trezor device.
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