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# Trezor® Hardware®

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## Getting Started with Your Trezor Hardware Wallet at trezor.io/start

**Introduction**

In the world of cryptocurrency, security is paramount. With the increasing number of digital assets being stored online, it is essential to have a reliable and secure way to manage and protect them. The Trezor hardware wallet is a popular choice among crypto enthusiasts for its robust security features and user-friendly interface. This article will guide you through the initial setup process of your Trezor hardware wallet, ensuring your digital assets are protected from potential threats.

**What You Need to Begin**

Before starting the setup process, ensure you have the following items:

1. **Trezor hardware wallet**: This includes the device, a USB cable, and recovery seed cards.
2. **Computer with internet access**: You will need this to connect your Trezor wallet and complete the setup process.
3. **Secure environment**: It's crucial to perform the setup in a private, secure environment to prevent exposure of sensitive information.