Trezor Suite Developer Portal — Start Your Journey

Welcome to the Trezor Suite developer portal. This page helps you begin building, integrating, and experimenting with Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, trezor suite. Explore SDKs, examples, and best practices designed to help developers ship secure hardware-wallet integrations quickly and confidently.

Get started

Overview

Whether you're maintaining an exchange, creating a custodial service, building a DAO wallet, or launching a new consumer product, Trezor Suite provides a modern, secure interface backed by open developer tooling. The Trezor Suite developer experience combines documented APIs, a set of SDKs, UI components, and a running suite of integration examples. The terms Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, and trezor suite are used across our docs and examples to ensure compatibility and clarity for international developers and search engines.

Getting started in 3 steps

  1. Install the tools. Clone the repository, install the Trezor Suite SDK and dependencies. Use the Trezor Suite CLI or Docker images for consistent environments.
  2. Run local examples. Launch the example apps that demonstrate signing, device discovery, firmware checks, and transaction building. Study how Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, trezor suite handle device communication and UX flows.
  3. Integrate and test. Connect your app to a real or emulated Trezor device, run end-to-end checks, and adopt the recommended security reviews from the developer portal.

Keywords used on this page for discoverability: Trezor Suite • Trezor/Suite • trezor suite

SDKs and documentation

Our SDKs cover JavaScript, TypeScript, and backend bindings so you can interact programmatically with Trezor devices. The docs include code snippets, sample requests, response formats, and error-handling guides. For front-end engineers we provide UI components that match the Trezor Suite design system, and for backend engineers we provide helpers to construct and validate transactions. Search within the portal for examples referencing Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, trezor suite to find patterns across languages and frameworks.

// Example: discover devices with the Trezor Suite JS SDK
import { discover } from 'trezor-suite-sdk';

(async () => {
  const devices = await discover();
  console.log(devices);
})();

Security best practices

Security is the heart of every Trezor integration. Treat communication channels with utmost care, validate firmware versions, and never expose secret material in logs. Follow the portal's recommendations for user consent flows and UX patterns so that Trezor Suite integrations remain usable and secure. Use the Trezor Suite test harness and automated CI checks to maintain a safe release cadence.

Practical examples

Examples include a browser-based wallet, a server-side signing service, multisig integrations, and a hardware-backed custody flow. Each example ships with a README that references Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, trezor suite integration points and highlights platform-specific caveats. Clone the examples and run them locally to understand device pairing, address discovery, and signing flows.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is Trezor Suite and how does it relate to my product?
Trezor Suite is the official desktop and web wallet interface for Trezor hardware devices. Integrations with Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, trezor suite allow your product to delegate signing operations to the user’s hardware wallet while keeping private keys offline. Use the SDKs to orchestrate those flows.
2. Can I use Trezor Suite in a production environment?
Yes. The tools and SDKs referenced in this portal are production-ready. Follow the portal's operational guidance, include firmware verification, and subject releases to third-party security audits where appropriate.
3. What languages and platforms are supported?
The developer portal provides SDKs, client libraries, and examples for JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, and server-side environments. Community-driven adapters for other languages exist—search the docs for Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, trezor suite references to find community contributions.
4. How do I test without a physical device?
You can use the emulator and test harness provided in the examples. Emulated devices behave like real devices for most flows, but you should validate the final integration on physical hardware before release.
5. Where can I get help and contribute?
Join our developer channels, open issues on the GitHub repo, and submit pull requests to the examples you use. Contributions that improve Trezor Suite, Trezor/Suite, trezor suite documentation or SDKs are highly appreciated.