Learn how Trezor Bridge connects your hardware wallet to your browser. Download and install it on any platform in minutes.
Download for Windows / macOS / LinuxTrezor Bridge is a small but essential communication tool that connects your Trezor hardware wallet to browser-based cryptocurrency apps like Trezor Suite Web. Unlike browser extensions, it runs as a background service, enhancing both security and usability. Whether you're on Windows, macOS, or Linux, installing Bridge allows you to easily use your wallet directly through your favorite web browser.
Unlike browser add-ons, Trezor Bridge doesn't need extra permissions or risk exposure to browsing data. All data stays on your local machine.
It detects your Trezor device and automatically connects it to the browser. No technical setup required.
Bridge creates a real-time local connection between your browser and Trezor device using WebUSB or standard USB protocols.
Supports Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge, and other Chromium-based browsers out of the box.
Visit the official Trezor website and download the correct version of Bridge for your OS.
Run the installer file. On Windows and macOS, it will guide you through the installation process. On Linux, follow CLI prompts.
Once installed, close and reopen your browser to detect the newly installed Trezor Bridge.
Plug in your Trezor hardware wallet and open Trezor Suite Web. Your wallet should appear instantly.
Supports Windows 10 and newer. Full GUI installer available with auto-launch on startup.
Compatible with macOS 11 (Big Sur) and above. Signed and notarized by Apple for maximum security.
Bridge supports most major distros (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora). Installation requires superuser permissions.
Although Bridge is not required for ChromeOS, WebUSB allows direct access to Trezor using supported web apps.
Trezor Bridge is 100% open source and maintained by SatoshiLabs. You can verify the source code, build your own version, or inspect its behavior at any time. Unlike third-party wallet solutions, Trezor never collects user data, never shares information, and keeps every key operation on your hardware device.
No, Trezor Suite Desktop has everything built-in. Bridge is only needed for the browser-based version.