Trezor @Login - Secure Access to Your Trezor® - Trezor
Trezor @Login brings hardware-anchored, passwordless access to desktop and web workflows. Pair your Trezor device locally, approve actions in plain language, and carry selective attestations that prove only the attributes you choose. Built for individuals and teams, @Login blends rigorous device security with an approachable, everyday UX so strong protection becomes the path of least resistance.
Overview
The modern crypto user expects both frictionless flow and strong guarantees. Trezor @Login answers that dual demand: it uses the proven secure element inside your Trezor device to anchor authentication and approvals, while offering a clean, intent-first interface. Rather than passwords or ephemeral secrets, relying parties receive cryptographic assertions that an authorized device approved a specific action. This reduces credential reuse, dramatically lowers phishing risk, and creates audit-friendly traces you can verify independently.
Features
Device-Backed Authentication
Sign logins and transactions directly on your Trezor. Keys remain on the device; signatures prove intent without exporting secrets.
Selective Attestations
Share only what’s needed. Prove membership, accreditation, or eligibility using minimal disclosure and privacy-preserving proofs.
Session Continuity & Revocation
Start on desktop, continue in a browser tab, and revoke sessions anytime from your device or app—no cloud keys involved.
Security
Security is layered: your Trezor's secure element roots trust, local pairing prevents secret exfiltration, and human-readable prompts prevent blind signing. Before any signature, the system simulates probable outcomes—balance changes, allowances, slippage—and surfaces anomalies with clear guidance. Teams gain role-based policies and multi-sign workflows, while individuals benefit from reduced phishing surface and simpler recovery patterns. The design goal is practical safety: protect what matters without making the safe path the hard path.
Get Started
Connect your Trezor device to the desktop or browser app, choose a session scope, and approve the handshake. From that point on, each access request asks for a device-backed confirmation rendered in plain language. You can export receipts for audits, integrate @Login into dApps using the SDK, and revoke sessions instantly. Strong security, familiar flows.