Trezor Suite® – Getting Started™ Developer Portal

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Welcome to the Trezor Suite Getting Started Developer Portal — the fastest way to integrate Trezor Suite functionality into apps and services. This Developer Portal covers everything developers need: setup, authentication, SDKs, sample code, security best practices, and troubleshooting guides. Whether you are building wallets, exchanges, custodial services or dApp integrations, this portal helps you ship robust, auditable and secure Trezor Suite integrations.

Why use the Trezor Suite Getting Started Developer Portal?

As a developer, the Trezor Suite Getting Started Developer Portal gives you direct access to well-structured developer documentation, code samples, and reference implementations. The portal explains how to use Trezor Suite APIs and SDKs to sign transactions, manage accounts, and interact with hardware security features. Focus on building user experiences — we document the complex security and hardware flows for you.

Quick Start — 3 steps to integrate

Get your environment: install the Trezor SDK and CLI. Node.js and modern browsers are supported.
Connect a device: follow the device onboarding flow — establish a secure session and request user approval.
Sign and verify: use the sample signing API to build transaction flows and verify signatures on-chain.

// Example: initialize Trezor connection (pseudo-code)
import { TrezorConnect } from 'trezor-connect';

TrezorConnect.init({manifest:{email:'dev@you.com', appUrl:'https://your.app'}})
.then(() => TrezorConnect.getAccounts({coin:'BTC'}))
.then(accounts => console.log(accounts))
.catch(err => console.error(err));

Copy and adapt the snippet for JavaScript, TypeScript, or native bridges. The Developer Portal includes language-specific SDK guides for Node.js, Python, and Rust.

Security-first guidance

Trezor Suite developer flows prioritize user consent, hardware-backed keys, and minimal privilege: never request more permissions than necessary. The portal documents threat models, secure storage patterns, message signing, and how to safely handle recovery seeds. Follow these recommended patterns so your integration remains trustworthy and auditable.

Useful resources

API reference: endpoints, parameters, response types
SDKs: Node, Browser, Python, Rust examples
Design patterns: UX for consent, fallback flows, error handling
Testing: testnet examples and CI integration tips

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Support & community

Join developer forums and community channels to get help and share integrations. The Developer Portal provides links to SDK releases, changelogs, and community-built connectors.