A secure, passwordless authentication method powered by Trezor hardware wallets. Hardware Login replaces vulnerable credentials with physical verification—keeping identity and access fully under user control.
Trezor Hardware Login is a device-based authentication system that allows users to log in to applications and services using their Trezor hardware wallet instead of traditional usernames and passwords. Authentication requests are approved directly on the device, ensuring maximum resistance to phishing and credential theft.
This approach shifts trust away from centralized servers and toward cryptographic verification backed by secure hardware.
When a login request is initiated, the application sends a cryptographic challenge to the Trezor device through a secure connection. The user physically confirms the action on the device, and a signed response is returned.
Private keys never leave the hardware wallet. Only cryptographic proofs are shared, ensuring identity verification without exposure of sensitive data.
Eliminates weak passwords and reduces the risk of account compromise through leaks or phishing attacks.
Every login must be approved on the hardware device, preventing remote unauthorized access.
Uses public-key cryptography to verify identity without relying on centralized credential storage.
Works with supported desktop and web applications while maintaining consistent security guarantees.
Trezor Hardware Login follows a zero-trust approach where no application is implicitly trusted. Every authentication attempt requires direct user approval on the device, protecting against malware-infected systems and spoofed login pages.
Additional safeguards such as PIN codes, optional passphrases, and recovery seeds ensure that access remains protected even if the device is lost or stolen.
Hardware Login is ideal for users and organizations that prioritize strong authentication and ownership of digital identity.
Trezor Hardware Login offers a future-ready authentication model that replaces passwords with hardware-backed trust. By combining cryptography with physical confirmation, it delivers a level of security that traditional login systems cannot match.
As digital security challenges continue to grow, hardware-based login stands as a reliable foundation for protecting identity and access.