Build secure cryptocurrency applications with Trezor hardware wallets. Access comprehensive APIs, SDKs, and documentation for integrating hardware wallet functionality into your projects.
Integrate Trezor hardware wallets directly into your applications for secure key management and transaction signing.
Access 1000+ cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and all major altcoins with unified APIs.
Leverage bank-grade security with hardware isolation, PIN protection, and secure element technology.
Comprehensive APIs for account management, transaction processing, and real-time market data.
Official SDKs for web, mobile, and desktop applications with consistent APIs across all platforms.
Comprehensive testing tools, simulators, and debugging utilities for seamless development.
Full-featured SDK for web applications with TypeScript support and modern async/await patterns.
Comprehensive Python library for backend services and trading applications with async support.
Native Android SDK with Material Design components and seamless hardware wallet integration.
Native iOS SDK with SwiftUI support and comprehensive hardware wallet management for Apple ecosystem.
Retrieve a list of cryptocurrency accounts with balances and transaction history.
Create and sign a new cryptocurrency transaction using the connected Trezor device.
Get current and historical price data for supported cryptocurrencies.
Install the necessary tools and dependencies for Trezor Suite development. This includes Node.js, Python, or other language-specific requirements depending on your chosen SDK.
Clone the Trezor Suite repository and set up your development environment with the provided configuration files and examples.
Connect your Trezor hardware wallet to your development machine and ensure it's running the latest firmware. Install Trezor Bridge for seamless communication between your application and the device.
Test the connection using the provided examples to verify that your development environment can communicate with the Trezor device.
Start with basic wallet operations like generating addresses, checking balances, and creating transactions. Use the provided examples as a starting point for your implementation.
Test your implementation with testnet cryptocurrencies before moving to mainnet to avoid costly mistakes.
Add advanced features like multi-signature wallets, smart contract interactions, and DeFi protocol integrations. Leverage the comprehensive API documentation for complex use cases.
Implement security best practices including proper key management, transaction validation, and user confirmation flows.