The Trezor Device you have purchased is a security
hardware wallet that may be used (among other
things) for managing cryptocurrencies, password,
and two-factor authentication.
Using the Device is straightforward, but it is
essential to always follow the terms of its use to
reduce the risk of losing your protected information.
You acknowledge that, in order to provide you with
the maximum level of protection, you will not be
able to access the protected information without
your Device.
You acknowledge that, unlike when using any other
services or opening a bank account, there will be no
way to recover your protected information (and by
extension to access your cryptocurrency funds)
if your Device is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed
and you forget your unique recovery seed. Similarly,
if your recovery seed is compromised, anyone can
access your protected information with no possible
remedy.
Using the Device thus provides you with the
maximum level of protection, freedom and
security; yet, you must always use it
responsibly, otherwise the consequences might
be fatal.
Since we value freedom and respect innovation, we
are proud to develop the Trezor Devices and related
services in an open-source fashion so that anybody
can test and verify their functionality and security.
For the same reasons we do not create artificial
barriers to prevent the use of the Devices with
third-party firmware, software and/or other
third-party services. We always trust that our
customers will use their Devices responsibly even
when using them with third-party products.
Without any prejudice to the statement above, we
unfortunately cannot assume any legal
responsibility for the use of the Devices with any
third-party firmware, software or services or for the
use of the Devices that is not in compliance with the
terms of its use, since such use (even if harmless)
and its consequences are simply outside our control
and sphere of influence.
For those reasons we kindly ask you to make
yourself familiar with these Terms and with the
Trezor User Manual and to always use your Device
in accordance therewith.

  1. DEFINITIONS
    1.1. “Trezor Company s.r.o.” or “we” refers to
    the commercial company Trezor Company
    s.r.o., with its registered office at Kundratka
    2359/17a, Libeň, 180 00 Prague 8, Id. No.
    024 40 032, incorporated and registered in
    the Commercial Register maintained by the
    Municipal Court in Prague, Section C, File
    No. 219483.
    1.2. “User” or “you” refers to anyone using our
    Trezor Device.
    1.3. “Suite” or “Trezor Suite” refers to our
    software interface through which you can
    set up and access your Device and
    manage, receive, and send your
    cryptocurrencies, exchange your
    cryptocurrencies, etc.
    1.4. “wallet” refers to a cryptocurrency wallet
    created within your Device upon the
    initialization thereof. We use an account
    structure to organize transactions within
    your wallet.
    1.5. “Device” or “Trezor Device” refers to any
    Trezor cryptocurrency hardware wallet
    including but not limited to Trezor Model
    One and Trezor Model T.
    1.6. “Website” refers to the official Trezor
    website https://trezor.io/ and any
    subdomains thereof including but not
    limited to https://shop.trezor.io/ or
    https://wiki.trezor.io/.
    1.7. “Trezor User Manual” or “User Manual”
    refers to a user manual explaining how to
    use the Device. The User Manual is
    accessible on the Website.
    1.8. “Trezor Product Terms of Use” or
    “Terms” refers to these Trezor Product
    terms of use that govern your use of the
    Device.
    1.9. Any capitalized terms used herein shall
    have the meaning given to them either in
    the “Definitions” section or below in the
    following sections of these Terms, unless
    explicitly stated otherwise.
    1.10. The section headings in these Terms are
    for your convenience only, and shall not
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    govern the meaning or interpretation of any
    terms and clauses herein.
  2. SCOPE
    2.1. We issue these Terms to set out certain
    basic rules you should follow when using
    your Device.
    2.2. Besides these Terms you should always
    follow the detailed User Manual available
    on our Website. Please be aware that in
    the package with your Device we may
    include only an abbreviated version of the
    User Manual to navigate you to our
    Website and to help you with the initial
    steps of your Device initialization.
    2.3. These Terms and the User Manual
    constitute the main source of
    information and rules you should follow
    when using the Device. In case of any
    discrepancies between these Terms and
    the User Manual, these Terms shall
    always prevail.
    2.4. If you do not agree with or understand any
    rules set out herein or in the User Manual
    and/or if you do not have a legal capacity
    to use the Device (and by extension to
    manage cryptocurrency funds) you should
    not use the Device.
    2.5. If you choose to use your Device in a
    manner that is not compliant with the
    above-mentioned rules, you shall be solely
    responsible for any damage or harm
    incurred as a consequence thereof.
    2.6. These Terms as well as the Trezor User
    Manual are subject to change and/or
    amendments. We therefore strongly
    recommend downloading their current
    version and keeping it for future
    reference.
    2.7. The Devices are primarily intended to be
    used with our firmware, software, and
    services developed by our company.
    Therefore, you shall initialize your Device
    following the procedures in the User
    Manual. Among other things, you should
    install the original firmware signed by our
    company and downloaded during the
    initialization process. To manage your
    cryptocurrency units and or manage your
    Device you should use our Suite service.
    2.8. Before using your Device with the Trezor
    Suite, you should make yourself familiar
    with the Trezor Suite Terms of Use that are
    available in the “Legal” section of our
    Website.
    2.9. The original firmware is developed in an
    open-source fashion and your use thereof
    is governed by a respective open-source
    license available with the public firmware
    source code.
  3. TREZOR DEVICE
    3.1. The Devices come in a package sealed by
    a tamper-evident hologram seal. Some of
    the newer Devices may have the hologram
    placed over the USB connector instead. If
    you feel that the tamper-evident
    holographic seal was damaged or
    otherwise tampered with upon the
    package delivery, you must not use
    your Device and you should contact our
    support staff immediately.
    3.2. The Device is intended to be used “as is” at
    the time of purchase. We understand some
    users may want to open, dismantle, modify,
    rebuild, re-manufacture or otherwise
    manually tamper with the Device, but we
    do not and may not encourage and
    endorse such behavior. Therefore, if you
    choose to do so, you acknowledge that it is
    not allowed by us and you are solely
    responsible for any damage and harm
    incurred afterwards in relation to the use of
    Device.
    3.3. When using the Device, you should always
    follow the User Manual. Besides other
    rules and recommendations set out in the
    User Manual, adhere to the following rules:
  • Keep the Device and its
    accessories dry. If the Device gets
    wet for any reason, never attempt
    to dry it with any external heat
    source such as a hair dryer or an
    oven.
  • Do not expose the Device to any
    source of extreme heat and/or
    extreme cold.
  • To clean the Device use a dry
    cloth only. Do not use any water,
    chemical detergent, alcohol,
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    powder or any other substances
    to clean the Device and its
    accessories. Unplug the Device
    from a computer or a cell phone
    before attempting to clean it. Do
    not attempt to clean connectors.
  • If the Device is broken, stop using
    it immediately. You should always
    contact our support staff or a
    certified retailer of the Device
    from which you have purchased
    the product. Do not attempt to
    take apart, open, service or
    otherwise repair the Device alone.
  • Do not attempt to permanently
    connect the Device with other
    hardware.
  • Keep the small parts such as
    accessories of the Device away
    from children as there is a
    choking hazard.
  • Use only accessories (such as
    USB cables) provided/specified
    by us.
    3.4. It is important to follow the
    above-mentioned rules as well as any
    other rules set out herein and/or in the
    User Manual. In the event of any violation,
    we cannot assume any liability for damage
    and harm incurred by you thereafter; in
    particular, when the damage or harm is
    incurred by you as a consequence of such
    violation.
    3.5. If you violate any rules of the Device use,
    you may lose your warranty, or your
    warranty may be limited. Full version of the
    warranty terms and conditions is available
    to you in the “Legal” section of our website
    (trezor.io). We recommend you read the
    warranty terms and conditions carefully
    before you start using your Device.
  1. THIRD-PARTY PRODUCTS AND
    SERVICES
    4.1. We use our best effort to make the Device
    compatible with any third-party firmware,
    software or services. Nevertheless, nothing
    contained herein or in the User Manual
    shall constitute any solicitation,
    recommendation or endorsement to
    encourage you using the Device in such
    manner and we do not and may not
    assume a liability for any damage or
    harm that you incur when using the
    Device therewith.
    4.2. Without prejudice to the above mentioned,
    we provide you with some basic guidelines
    to follow when using the Device with the
    third-party firmware, software or services to
    mitigate common possible risks. However,
    all the provided guidelines are for
    information purposes only, and are not
    intended to provide, and should not be
    relied on for, any professional advice.
    4.3. If you, at your sole responsibility and risk,
    decide to use the Device therewith, you
    acknowledge that using the third-party
    firmware, software or services may be
    subject to terms and conditions issued by
    such third-party and you undertake to
    make yourself familiar with them before
    attempting to use the Device in this
    manner.
    4.4. Furthermore, you acknowledge that
    third-party services may be interrupted or
    terminated at any time and we do not
    guarantee availability of any third-party
    content or service and may not be liable for
    any lack thereof. We are furthermore not
    responsible for legality, quality or any other
    aspect of the services provided by the third
    party. Finally, you are solely liable for any
    damage or harm incurred as a
    consequence of any incompatibility
    between the Device and the third-party
    service.
    4.5. This section of the Terms applies also in
    the event you decide to create and use
    your own custom-built firmware, software
    or service.
  2. TREZOR FIRMWARE
    5.1. Before you can start using your Device with
    the Trezor Suite, it must be initialized.
    During the initialization procedure, the
    original firmware will be installed to your
    Device for the first time. For the guidelines
    on the Device initialization procedure,
    please, refer to the Trezor Suite Terms of
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    Use and to the User Manual located on the
    Website.
    5.2. When you use the Device you should
    always make sure the firmware is updated.
    When using the Device with the Suite, an
    easily noticeable bar informing you of a
    firmware update will be displayed in the
    Suite interface. If you use your Device with
    any other third-party or custom-built
    services, it is your responsibility to check
    for the firmware updates regularly and to
    update the firmware of your Device.
    5.3. Before you initialize any firmware update,
    you should have your recovery seed on
    you. We also recommend going through a
    dry-run recovery procedure first to make
    sure your recovery seed is working.
    5.4. Any unsuccessful firmware update will wipe
    (reset to factory settings) the Device. The
    Device may then be recovered using
    recovery seed. However, be aware that
    when the Device is wiped some of your
    previous settings (such as PIN, Trezor
    name etc.) may be lost.
    5.5. For the rules and recommendations
    relating to the firmware update procedure,
    please, refer to the User Manual.
  3. TWO FACTOR AUTHENTICATION (2FA)
    6.1. The Device may be used as a hardware
    security token having functions of the
    universal 2
    nd Factor (U2F) instrument for
    the third-party services that allow for the
    two-factor authentication.
    6.2. The Device functionality is based on the
    public key cryptography, so once the U2F
    key is set up for the respective service,
    only the private key stored in your Device
    may be used to access the service.
    6.3. The creation of U2F key shall be always
    governed by the terms and conditions set
    out by any respective third-party service
    provider. Please, make sure you are
    familiar with them. For this reason we may
    not be held liable for any failure of the
    service provider to set up the U2F key to
    access the respective service.
    6.4. Make sure your Device firmware is always
    updated to its latest version before
    attempting to use the Device as the U2F.
    6.5. The U2F keys generated to access any
    third-party services are derived from your
    recovery seed (see below). Therefore, they
    may be recovered, if you lose or damage
    your Device, by recovering the information
    stored within your Device into a new
    Device.
    6.6. We do not and may not assume any
    liability for any damage incurred by you in
    relation to any unauthorized access to the
    respective third-party services caused by
    compromising your Device, recovery seed
    or your private keys. You are solely
    responsible for keeping your Device,
    recovery seed and your private keys safe
    and if you feel they may have been
    compromised, you are solely responsible
    for changing the 2nd factor instrument
    settings for any respective services you
    use.
  4. RECOVERY SEED
    7.1. Your recovery seed serves as a base for
    derivation of your public and private keys.
    7.2. Your private key is the most important
    asset protected by the Device, since it is
    used as your only unique identifier when
    accessing and using most of the services
    compatible with your Device such as the
    cryptocurrency wallet accessible via Trezor
    Suite, passwords accessible via Password
    Manager, U2F keys etc.
    7.3. Without your private key (or with a new
    private key) you will not be able to access
    any cryptocurrency wallets, passwords and
    other data tied to the original private key.
    7.4. In the event that you lose or damage your
    Device storing your private key, you may
    use your recovery seed to generate the
    identical pair of public and private keys at a
    new Device that can then be used to
    access any relevant services and any
    information tied to the original private key
    therein.
    7.5. Your recovery seed is generated at random
    by the Device (its integrated hardware
    calculator). Your seed may contain
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    between 12 to 24 words depending on the
    model of the Device and on your own
    personal settings. For the detail on the
    recovery seed generation, please, refer to
    the respective sections of the User Manual.
    7.6. If you forget your recovery seed and
    your Device is lost or permanently
    damaged, you may not be able to
    recover the pair of public and private
    keys stored on your Device and you
    may not be able to access your unique
    information within compatible services
    (e.g. your cryptocurrency wallets and
    funds may be lost).
    7.7. When you purchase your Trezor Device, in
    the package you may find a recovery seed
    card to write down your generated recovery
    seed. We strongly recommend writing
    your recovery seed down.
    7.8. The recovery seed card contains 12 or 24
    words depending on the model of the
    Device. If you choose any other than the
    pre-selected number of words to create
    your recovery seed, please, write down the
    appropriate number of words regardless of
    the number of spaces on the provided
    recovery seed card.
    7.9. You must always keep your recovery seed
    safe, otherwise anybody who possesses it,
    may recover the pair of your private and
    public keys stored on your Device. You
    should not show your recovery seed to
    anyone. You should never enter your
    recovery seed anywhere unless the
    Device instructs you to do so and you
    confirm your choice on your Device. Be
    aware that a digital copy of your recovery
    seed stored online or at a drive accessible
    by multiple people may be easily stolen, so
    it is recommended not to upload the
    recovery seed online or to any shared
    drives.
    7.10. You acknowledge that a recovery seed and
    any private keys are generated locally on
    your Device (they are derived from your
    recovery seed and passphrase – for
    passphrase see below) and are never
    transmitted to anywhere else outside the
    Device.
    7.11. If you, for any reason, feel that your
    recovery seed may have been
    compromised, visit immediately the
    “Emergency Section” of the User Manual
    and proceed accordingly.
    7.12. Some third-party services allow you to
    recover the pair of public and private keys
    as well. You acknowledge that we
    guarantee the possibility of recovery
    only when you use the Device to
    generate the pair of keys to be
    recovered. We, however, do not and
    may not assume any liability for your
    failure to recover the pair of private and
    public keys using third-party services.
    7.13. You may attempt to use your recovery
    seed created by a third-party service
    provider to recover your pair of public and
    private keys to your Device. You
    acknowledge that the Device may not be
    compatible with some of the third-party
    created recovery seeds. Without
    prejudice to the above mentioned we do
    not and may not assume any liability for
    the recovery based on the recovery
    seed generated by any third-party even
    if such third-party service is designated
    as compatible in the User Manual.
    7.14. Please be aware that only the pair of public
    and private keys may be recovered. Other
    information that are not derived from the
    recovery seed, such as PIN, Device name
    etc. may not be recovered when your
    Device is stolen, permanently damaged or
    wiped.
  5. PASSPHRASE AND PIN
    8.1. You may at any time after your Device
    initialization set up a custom word
    (“passphrase”) within your Suite interface
    to create an alteration of recovery seed
    called “master binary seed”. You can
    repeat this process multiple times to
    generate more than one seed. This
    master binary seed is then used to
    create all private keys and public keys
    that may be used as a unique identifier
    when accessing compatible services (such
    as cryptocurrency wallets).
    8.2. Therefore, if you forget your passphrase
    and your Device is lost or permanently
    damaged, you may not be able to
    recover the pair of public and private
    keys stored on your Device derived
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    from the master binary seed and you
    may not be able to access your unique
    information within compatible services
    (e.g. your cryptocurrency wallets and
    funds may be lost).
    8.3. For the above-mentioned reason, you must
    keep your passphrase safe and make
    precautions to remember the passphrase
    (e.g. write it down). You are solely
    responsible for keeping your passphrase
    safe from any third parties.
    8.4. You acknowledge that the passphrase,
    unlike the recovery seed, is transmitted
    outside the Device.
    8.5. Furthermore, you may at any time after
    your Device initialization set up a PIN to
    protect your Device. Please, be aware that
    if anyone takes possession of your Device,
    they may freely use any compatible
    services under your unique identity without
    any difficulties unless you set up a PIN. We
    therefore recommend that you set up a
    PIN.
    8.6. The chosen PIN shall never be transmitted
    to your computer or mobile phone. You are
    therefore solely responsible for writing
    down the chosen PIN and for keeping it
    safe from third parties.
    8.7. Be aware, that if you fail to provide the
    correct PIN multiple times, your Device
    shall be wiped automatically for your
    protection.
    8.8. For details on the PIN, passphrase and
    recovery seed creation, please, refer to the
    User Manual available on the Website.
  6. LIABILITY
    9.1. Notwithstanding any other provision of
    these Terms, we hereby, to the maximum
    extent permitted by applicable law, disclaim
    any liability for any direct, indirect, special,
    incidental, consequential, punitive or any
    other damages and costs including but not
    limited to loss of profit, revenue, savings,
    anticipated savings, business opportunity,
    data or goodwill regardless of whether
    such losses are foreseeable or not,
    incurred by you when using the Trezor
    Device.
    9.2. Without prejudice to the last sentence the
    maximum liability from the use of the
    Device shall be limited to the amount paid
    by you as a Device purchase price.
    9.3. Under some circumstances, the applicable
    law does not allow the exclusion or
    limitation of damages, so this limitation and
    exclusion may not apply to you.
  7. SUPPORT
    10.1. In case of any questions regarding the
    Trezor Device, please, refer to the Trezor
    User Manual. If you cannot find an answer
    therein or in case of emergency, please
    contact our support staff at
    support@satoshilabs.com.
  8. LAW AND JURISDICTION
    11.1. You agree that the laws of the Czech
    Republic, without regard to principles of
    conflict of laws, will govern these Terms
    and any dispute of any sort that might arise
    between you and Trezor Company as a
    product producer in connection therewith.
    This choice of law clause does not deprive
    the consumer of their rights under
    mandatory provisions of the law of their
    country of habitual residence in the event
    that such law would otherwise be
    applicable pursuant to the Article 6 (1)
    Regulation (EC) No 593/2008 of the
    European Parliament and of the Council of
    17 June 2008 on the law applicable to
    contractual obligations (Rome I).
    11.2. Any dispute relating in any way to the use
    of the Trezor Device and any dispute of
    any sort that might arise between you and
    Trezor Company as a product producer in
    connection therewith shall be decided with
    final effect before the courts of the Czech
    Republic, in particular before the District
    Court for Prague 8 and (in the event that
    the regional court decides as a first
    instance court) before the Municipal Court
    in Prague. Should you have violated or
    threatened to violate our intellectual
    property rights in any manner, we may
    seek injunctive or other appropriate relief in
    any court of our choice. You consent to
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    exclusive jurisdiction and venue in such
    courts.
    11.3. You agree to notify us of any disputes
    arising out of or in connection with these
    Terms without undue delay. You
    furthermore undertake to attempt
    out-of-court resolution of any disputes
    before you bring your claims to the
    above-mentioned courts.
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