Trezor.io/start – Official Start Page for Trezor Users

Welcome! This presentation-style start page walks new and returning users through the official Trezor setup flow, security practices, and next steps. It is a clean, printable, and screen-ready layout designed for clarity and trust.

Quick access Demo form — do not submit real keys here

Note: This is a sample presentation page. Trezor devices require secure local setup — never share your recovery seed or private keys via email or web forms.

Presentation Overview

This page is structured like a short presentation and contains the most important information a new or returning Trezor user needs to start with confidence. The layout is intentionally simple — a headline, a short lead paragraph, a call-to-action, a secure notes area, step-by-step setup instructions, helpful tips, and a concise FAQ. The styling uses a light color palette (sky blues and soft mints) to convey calm, trust, and approachability.

What you'll find

  • Clear, numbered setup steps that guide you through unboxing and securing your device.
  • Best practices and security reminders emphasized in short, scannable bullets.
  • Frequently asked questions to help troubleshoot common issues.
  • A demo email/password slot for mock sign-ins — included only for presentation.

Why this design?

The layout is optimized for presentations and printed handouts. Typography is kept readable, with moderate line lengths for easier scanning. Colour accents draw attention to primary actions while soft background tones keep focus on content. Cards create comfortable breathing room between sections and steps.

Step-by-step: Getting started with your Trezor

Step 1 — Unbox safely

Open the Trezor box in a clean, private space. Inspect the tamper-evident seal and verify packaging. Genuine Trezor boxes include clear anti-tamper measures; if anything looks suspicious, contact official support.

Step 2 — Visit the official start page

Go to trezor.io/start on a secure computer to download the official client and follow the recommended setup wizard. Always verify the domain and the HTTPS lock in your browser address bar.

Step 3 — Initialize device

Follow the guided flow to create a device PIN and generate a recovery seed. Write your recovery seed down on the provided card — do not photograph or store it on any connected device.

Step 4 — Back up and verify

Once the seed is generated, verify it by confirming the words shown on the device. Perform a test small transfer to confirm everything works before moving larger amounts.

Security checklist

  • Never share your recovery seed. Trezor staff or support will never ask for it.
  • Use a strong, unique PIN on your device; avoid reusing passwords.
  • Keep your firmware up to date — firmware updates often include important security fixes.
  • Verify software downloads against official checksums when available.

Presentation notes (for speaker)

Use this area to remind your audience of the most important takeaways: device safety, unique PINs, offline backups, and the single rule that matters above all — never disclose your recovery seed. If you are presenting to a mixed audience, consider demonstrating the unboxing procedure slowly and highlighting the physical anti-tamper features. Encourage attendees to follow the official start page on their own devices and to ask support questions only through verified channels.

Flow for a 10-minute live demo

  1. Introduce Trezor purpose and what hardware wallets protect.
  2. Show the box and discuss tamper evidence.
  3. Walk through the setup screens on trezor.io/start (use screenshots, never reveal real seeds).
  4. Demonstrate a tiny transaction (e.g., 0.0001 BTC) to show end-to-end flow.
  5. Conclude with the security checklist and resources for help.