Trezõr® brïdge® — Connect Your Web3 World Securely™
Trezõr® brïdge® is a focused security layer built to help you interact with Web3 responsibly. Instead of exposing private keys or relying on fragile browser integrations, the Bridge mediates connections: it shows human-readable transaction details, forces on-device confirmations, isolates signing operations, and records a minimal audit trail you control. The goal is to make connecting to dApps seamless while preserving the strong guarantees hardware wallets provide.
How the Bridge Protects You
Every dApp request is translated into a clear summary — contract, function, value, and destination — and requires explicit approval on your Trezor device. No silent approvals, no background signing.
Critical transaction fields are displayed on the hardware screen for manual confirmation. Verifying on-device ensures what you see is authoritative.
The Bridge limits permissions and only exposes what’s necessary for the requested operation. It does not act as a general-purpose key provider to arbitrary sites.
Sessions are scoped, recorded locally, and revocable. You can inspect and revoke prior approvals at any time from the Bridge dashboard.
Get started in three simple steps
Practical guidance & best practices
- Only authorize dApps you trust — use time-limited sessions and review permissions before approving.
- Always verify recipient addresses and amounts on the Trezor device screen before signing transactions.
- Keep firmware and Bridge software up to date; security updates reduce exposure to known vulnerabilities.
- Use dedicated accounts for smart contract interactions to compartmentalize risk from your long-term cold storage accounts.
- Enable optional passphrase protection for sensitive or hidden wallets — remember: passphrases must be stored separately and never shared.
Transparency & privacy
Trezõr brïdge does not collect your private keys or broadcast them to third parties. Minimal metadata needed for session management (timestamps, dApp domain, and operation type) is stored locally and can be deleted at any time. The Bridge is open to independent audit; source references and verification instructions are published with each release.
FAQ
Q: Does the Bridge ever hold funds or keys?
A: No. The Bridge is a local mediator only. Private keys remain inside your hardware device and never leave it.
Q: What if a dApp asks for broad permissions?
A: The Bridge surfaces permission scopes clearly. You can refuse, limit, or isolate requests to a dedicated temporary account — never approve broad, indefinite access unless you understand the risk.