Official Trezor Bridge Resources

Official Download Sources

Always obtain Trezor Bridge from these verified official sources to ensure security and authenticity:

• Primary Source - trezor.io/start (official Trezor onboarding page)
• GitHub Repository - github.com/trezor/trezord-go (open-source code)
• Package Managers - Official repositories for Linux distributions
• Direct Download - Available through our verified download page

Verifying Authenticity

Confirm you're downloading legitimate Bridge software by checking these security indicators:

• Domain Verification - Only trust trezor.io domain
• HTTPS Certificate - Green padlock must be present in browser
• File Signatures - Verify GPG signatures on downloaded installers
• SHA256 Checksum - Compare file hash with official checksums
• Digital Signatures - Windows/Mac installers are code-signed by SatoshiLabs

Official Documentation

Access authentic Trezor Bridge documentation from these legitimate resources:

• User Guide - wiki.trezor.io (official knowledge base)
• Technical Docs - docs.trezor.io/trezor-suite (developer documentation)
• Support Articles - trezor.io/support (official help center)
• API Reference - Technical specifications for developers
• Release Notes - GitHub releases page for version history

Avoiding Phishing Attacks

Protect yourself from fraudulent sites mimicking official Trezor resources:

• Never click download links in unsolicited emails
• Bookmark official Trezor pages for future reference
• Check URL carefully - common phishing: treezor.io, trazor.io, trezr.io
• Official Trezor never asks for your recovery seed
• Report suspicious sites to [email protected]

Official Social Channels

Follow verified Trezor official channels for announcements and updates:

• Twitter - @Trezor (verified blue checkmark)
• Reddit - r/TREZOR (official community)
• Forum - forum.trezor.io (community support)
• Blog - blog.trezor.io (official announcements)
• YouTube - Trezor Official channel

Open Source Verification

Trezor Bridge is open-source software - verify its authenticity:

• Source code available on GitHub under permissive license
• Community can audit code for security vulnerabilities
• Build instructions allow compiling from source
• Regular security audits published on blog.trezor.io
• Bug bounty program rewards security researchers

Version Verification

Ensure you're running authentic Bridge version:

• Check installed version in system tray menu
• Compare with latest version on GitHub releases
• Official versions follow semantic versioning (e.g., 2.0.31)
• Verify version number matches official announcements

Official Support Channels

Get help from legitimate Trezor support:

• Ticket System - trezor.io/support/technical (official tickets)
• Community Forum - User-to-user assistance
• Knowledge Base - Self-service documentation
• This Guide - Comprehensive support resources

Red Flags to Watch For

Identify fraudulent sites and fake Bridge downloads:

• Sites requesting your recovery seed or PIN
• Download links from social media messages
• Unofficial app stores or third-party hosting
• Websites offering "premium" or "pro" Bridge versions
• Pages claiming "urgent security updates" via email

Reporting Fraudulent Sites

Help protect the community by reporting suspicious phishing attempts:

• Email details to [email protected] with URLs and screenshots
• Report to Google Safe Browsing
• Notify community on official forum
• Contact web host if known