Introducing Trezor Bridge, the next evolution of hardware wallet connectivity. Built for developers and everyday users, Nexus combines blazing-fast local communication with state-of-the-art encryption and adaptive cross-platform integration.
Secure device bridge in action — fast, private, and seamless.
Trezor® Nexus is the revolutionary successor to the classic Trezor Bridge, engineered to deliver lightning-fast, privacy-preserving communication between Trezor devices and the digital world. It eliminates dependency on cloud relays and prioritizes zero-data exposure, offering users complete sovereignty over transaction signing, device pairing, and firmware validation.
Powered by a lean background service, Nexus automatically detects and connects your Trezor wallet to browsers, exchanges, and DeFi apps without manual driver installation. Every byte of data remains within your machine, encrypted and authenticated via an open-source security protocol verified by the global developer community.
Operate fully offline with end-to-end local encryption and session tokens that never touch external networks.
Unified compatibility for Windows, macOS, and Linux, optimized for lightweight installs and frictionless updates.
RESTful and WebSocket endpoints empower integration across DApps, wallets, and institutional-grade crypto systems.
Track device health, connection latency, and signing speed through real-time analytics dashboards.
Automatic firmware integrity checks and recovery assistance built directly into the Nexus service layer.
Nexus provides a modular SDK for fast integration. Here’s a minimal example for web developers:
import Nexus from '@trezor/nexus';
async function initNexus(){
const device = await Nexus.connect();
console.log('Connected to', device.model);
}
initNexus();
Nexus introduces enhanced encryption layers, lower latency communication, and automated firmware synchronization without third-party mediation.
Yes. Nexus’s entire codebase is open for auditing, ensuring transparency and community-driven development.
Absolutely. The Nexus SDK and API provide hooks for adapting the bridge’s behavior to enterprise or retail use cases.