Trezor Suite® – Getting Started™ Developer Portal

Introduction to Trezor Suite®

Trezor Suite® represents the next generation of secure, open-source cryptocurrency management by SatoshiLabs. Designed to integrate seamlessly with Trezor hardware wallets, this suite enables both new users and developers to manage digital assets confidently through an intuitive interface coupled with robust backend APIs.

Vision and Goals

The portal aims to simplify secure digital asset management while offering developers comprehensive tools to build, extend, or integrate wallet functionalities in custom projects. Trezor Suite® not only strengthens user autonomy but also drives transparency in digital security design.

Core Developer Objectives

• Enable modular extension through open APIs
• Provide SDKs for various programming languages
• Maintain blockchain-agnostic communication interfaces
• Deliver a privacy-first user experience

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Developer Environment Setup

Before you can fully utilize Trezor Suite APIs or build custom integrations, your environment must be properly configured. Follow these steps for optimal setup:

Step 1 – Installation

Install Trezor Bridge to facilitate communication between your hardware wallet and system environment. Available installers can be found on the official Trezor developer portal.

Step 2 – Configuration

Once installation is complete, configure environment variables such as:

export TREZOR_CONNECT_SRC=https://connect.trezor.io/9/
export NODE_ENV=development
npm install @trezor/connect
  

Testing the Setup

Run the following code snippet to test connection:

const TrezorConnect = require('@trezor/connect').default;
TrezorConnect.getFeatures().then(features => console.log(features));
  

API and SDKs Overview

The Trezor Suite Developer Portal provides multiple SDKs to interact with hardware wallets, blockchains, and services. These SDKs are designed to streamline secure message signing, data encryption, and transaction broadcasting.

Supported SDK Languages

• JavaScript (Node.js, React, Vue)
• Python via Trezorlib
• Rust bindings for advanced experiments
• Go modules for backend integrations

API Keyless Integration

The Trezor Suite Developer API avoids traditional centralized API keys, preferring cryptographic pairing between session devices and connected clients, ensuring minimal data exposure.

Security Example

{
    "method": "signTransaction",
    "params": {
      "inputs": [...],
      "outputs": [...]
  }}

UI Customization and Theming

Trezor Suite allows deep UX customization. Using the developer’s theme kit, you can override default CSS variables, inject localization tags, or modify UI flows for branded wallets and custom products.

Custom Themes

Developers can generate color palettes and dark/light modes. A JSON structure defines every visual segment of the interface:

{
  "colors": { "primary": "#0078ff", "accent": "#00c6ff", "background": "#f4f8fb" },
  "fonts": { "main": "Segoe UI", "code": "Consolas" }
}

Benefit for White-label Products

Enterprises integrating Trezor Suite’s backend can present a fully branded interface while maintaining access to verified encryption layers and security audits.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Bridge Not Detected

If Trezor Bridge isn’t detected, ensure browser permissions are active and that no conflicting USB services are running. Restart your device or check firewall settings.

API Calls Returning Errors

In case of “device not available” or “HidTransport failure,” reconnect the Trezor device and reload the interface. Always verify firmware is up to date.

Debugging Options

Activate debug logging by adding the following environment variable:

export TREZOR_LOGGING=true