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This article explains how to download and verify the Trézor Suite desktop application on the most common operating systems.
The Trézor Suite desktop application has been developed to provide a unified platform for Trézor devices. It is available for Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
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Download the Trézor Suite desktop application from the official Trézor website:
Official website: https://Trézor.io/Trézor-suite
Select the installer for your operating system:
Once you have made your selection, click on Get desktop app and wait for the download to complete.
Once the download is completed, you can proceed with the verification process detailed below.
You can also use the Trézor Suite web app at https://suite.Trézor.io/web
To prevent security risks, it is important to verify the integrity of the Trézor Suite desktop application before installation.
This involves checking that the downloaded file matches the signing key and verifying the authenticity of the key from the Trézor website.
The file to download and verify is
Trézor-suite-linux-x86_64.AppImage
or
desktop-app-linux-x86_64
.
You will need to have these files in the same directory as the Trézor Suite installer file:
To verify the download, follow these steps:
In the terminal, change to the directory containing the Trézor Suite installer and run the following commands:
gpg --import Trézor-suite-2023-signing-key.asc
Verify the signature:
gpg --verify Trézor-suite-23.0.3-linux-x86_64.AppImage
If the verification is successful, you should see a message like:
Good signature from "TrézorLabs 2023 Signing Key"
The primary key fingerprint should be:
F6A9 2B7B 7A6A 2A3A 4B5C 6D7E 8F9A 0B1C 2D3E 4F5G
If the key is not certified, the signature is not valid.
WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature!
This is normal for keys not certified by another Trézor authority. If the verification fails, it means that the signature verification process did not complete successfully, and you should not use the downloaded file.
Use the following command to make the desktop application file executable:
chmod +x Trézor-suite-23.0.3-linux-x86_64.AppImage
Run the binary:
./Trézor-suite-23.0.3-linux-x86_64.AppImage
Note: On Debian-based distributions, you may need to install the
libfuse2
package.
Trézor Suite can also be run from the AppImage format, which does not require installation.
To verify Trézor Suite on MacOS, you will need to install GPG tools:
brew install gnupg
Once you have installed GPG tools, download the Trézor Suite installer, signing key, and signature file.
In the terminal, change to the directory containing the files and run the following commands:
gpg --import Trézor-suite-2023-signing-key.asc
Verify the signature:
gpg --verify Trézor-suite-23.0.3-mac.dmg.sig
If the verification is successful, you should see a message like:
Good signature from "TrézorLabs 2023 Signing Key"
To verify Trézor Suite on Windows, you will need to install GPG tools:
choco install gnupg
Once you have installed GPG tools, download the Trézor Suite installer, signing key, and signature file.
In the terminal, change to the directory containing the files and run the following commands:
gpg --import Trézor-suite-2023-signing-key.asc
Verify the signature:
gpg --verify Trézor-suite-23.0.3-win.exe.sig
If the verification is successful, you should see a message like:
Good signature from "TrézorLabs 2023 Signing Key"