bridge.trezorconnect.net
Trusted Trezor Connection — Secure browser bridge for hardware wallets

A secure, lightweight bridge to connect your hardware wallet to modern web apps

bridge.trezorconnect.net provides a simple, privacy-first connection layer between your Trezor hardware wallet and web-based dapps or services. Designed for clarity and safety: one-click pairing, explicit session controls, and transparent local-only communication. Keep your keys offline — we handle the connection.

Get Started Why Choose Bridge

Note: This project is an independent bridge implementation. It is not an official product of Trezor / SatoshiLabs. Always verify firmware and device prompts on your hardware wallet.

Local-First & Private

All communication with your hardware wallet stays local to your machine. No account, no cloud keys, and no telemetry unless you opt in. We prioritize transparency and decisive user consent.

Clear Session Controls

Each connection shows a clear summary of requested actions. Approve device operations directly on your hardware wallet — never through the browser alone. Revoke sessions anytime.

Developer Friendly

Simple JSON-RPC style API for web apps and dapps. Lightweight, well-documented endpoints, and example integrations so developers can connect without compromising user privacy.

How it works — 3 steps to a secure connection

  1. Install the bridge: Run the lightweight bridge service on your computer. It creates a secure loopback endpoint for your browser to talk to your hardware device.
  2. Connect your wallet: Plug in your Trezor, open your dapp, and select "bridge.trezorconnect.net" as the connector. The site will request a local pairing token and list the device fingerprint.
  3. Authorize on-device: Every sensitive operation — signing, transaction approval, settings changes — must be confirmed on the device screen. The bridge only relays approved messages.

Because approvals happen on the hardware device itself, even compromised browsers cannot sign transactions without your explicit consent.

FAQ

Is this an official Trezor product?

No. This bridge is an independent connection layer designed to be compatible with Trezor hardware. It is not produced or endorsed by Trezor / SatoshiLabs. Verify device prompts and firmware through official channels.

Do you keep my keys or transaction data?

No. Keys remain on your hardware wallet. The bridge relays requests locally and does not store private keys or broadcast signed transactions unless you choose to share them with a selected web app.

What if I want to stop the bridge?

Stop the local bridge service, disconnect the device, or revoke active sessions from the bridge UI. Sessions are short-lived by default to minimize lingering access.