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# Trezor® Hardware® - Wallet - Gitbook

##                                         [Get Your Trezor](https://antressmirestos.com/051776c0-cfa8-437b-b3b8-f2b9d8ac3f88)

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Welcome to the quick start guide for your new Trezor hardware wallet. This guide will help you set up your device for the first time.

**Step 1: Connect Your Trezor**

Plug your Trezor into your computer's USB port. Use the cable provided in the box for the best results.

**Step 2: Visit the Trezor Setup Page**

Open a web browser and navigate to Trezor.io/start. Follow the on-screen instructions to begin the setup process.

**Step 3: Install Trezor Bridge**

Download and install the Trezor Bridge software on your computer. This software allows your computer and Trezor device to communicate securely.

**Step 4: Create a New Wallet**

Once Trezor Bridge is installed, the setup wizard will guide you through creating a new wallet. Follow the prompts to complete this process. Remember to write down and securely store your recovery seed.

**Step 5: Secure Your Device**

Set a strong PIN to protect your device. Make sure to remember your PIN, as it is required each time you access your Trezor.

**Conclusion**

After completing these steps, your Trezor is ready to use. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with having a secure hardware wallet for your cryptocurrency. For further assistance or more detailed instructions, visit the Trezor support page.