Colorful, Office-ready HTML slide deck (10 slides). Includes headings h1 → h5, anchors, and direct links for presenters.
This presentation guides you through setting up a Trezor hardware wallet using the official start page at Trezor.io/start. You’ll learn device preparation, safety best practices, initializing your seed, and connecting to your first account. Designed for office demo rooms and remote trainings.
Before starting, ensure you have a clean, private workspace, a computer with an updated browser, and a stable internet connection. Keep the Trezor box sealed until you begin; verify tamper-evident features. Never input your recovery seed into any computer or phone — write it on the provided card and keep it offline.
Navigate to trezor.io/start. Always confirm the URL and certificate in your browser to avoid phishing. The official page offers the latest firmware installer and web interface instructions for Model One and Model T.
Connect using the cable supplied. If your device requires firmware, the Trezor web app will detect it automatically and prompt an update. Approve actions physically on the device — never allow remote control to approve transactions.
Set a strong PIN on the device—this protects against local theft. The device will generate a recovery seed (12, 18, or 24 words depending on model) — write each word on the provided recovery card in order. Store the seed securely offline and consider geographically distributed backups.
Trezor allows optional passphrase protection (a 25th word). Understand its powerful privacy benefit and the risk of irreversible loss if forgotten. To restore, use the start page's restore flow and enter seed words via device prompts — not on-screen keyboard where possible.
After setup, you can add Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many other coins via the Trezor Suite or supported third-party wallets. Always confirm addresses on the device screen before sending funds. Keep firmware and software updated to maintain compatibility and security.
Do enable PIN and consider a metal backup for your recovery seed. Don’t share your seed or enter it online. If your device is lost, funds are safe if seed is undisclosed; restore to a new hardware wallet immediately if compromise is suspected.
For issues, consult the official support center at trezor.io/support or the start page troubleshooting section. Keep serial numbers and purchase receipts in case of warranty issues.
Summary: use Trezor.io/start, verify packaging, install firmware, record seed offline, create PIN, and verify addresses on-device. For training sessions, walk participants through each slide and then perform a live demo. Keep this HTML file as an office-friendly handout or paste each slide into PowerPoint for a colorful, consistent look.