Welcome to the official guide for developers looking to integrate with Trezor Suite. This portal provides essential resources, APIs, and best practices to build secure cryptocurrency applications. Below, we'll cover key topics step by step.
Trezor Suite is a comprehensive software platform for managing cryptocurrencies securely. It supports hardware wallets like Trezor Model T and Model One, enabling users to send, receive, and store digital assets safely. For developers, the Suite offers APIs and tools to create custom integrations.
To get started, ensure you have Node.js installed. Clone the Trezor Suite repository from GitHub and install dependencies using npm. This setup allows you to run the Suite locally for testing.
The Trezor Suite API provides endpoints for wallet interactions, transaction signing, and device management. Key methods include connect, getAddress, and signTransaction. Refer to the API documentation for detailed parameters.
Security is paramount. Use HTTPS for all communications and implement proper authentication. Trezor devices handle private keys offline, ensuring your integrations remain secure.
Start with a simple app that connects to a Trezor device. Use the Trezor Connect library to establish a connection and perform basic operations like checking balance.
Transactions require user confirmation on the device. Implement error handling for cases like device disconnection or invalid inputs.
Use the Suite's emulator for testing without a physical device. Debug logs can help identify issues in your code.
Deploy your app with secure hosting. Regularly update dependencies to patch vulnerabilities.
Explore features like multi-signature wallets, custom firmware, and integration with exchanges.
Join the Trezor developer community on forums and GitHub for support and collaboration.
Ensure your integrations comply with regulations like KYC and AML. Trezor Suite adheres to industry standards.
Stay updated with Suite releases. New features are regularly added to enhance functionality.