If your Trezor Bridge software isn’t recognizing your wallet, don’t panic. Most connection problems are caused by outdated versions, browser conflicts, or USB issues. This guide walks you through solutions that get your Bridge back online quickly and securely.
To update manually:
If you’re on Linux, ensure udev rules are correctly configured. For macOS users, check Security & Privacy settings to allow apps from verified developers. On Windows, use “Run as Administrator” when installing Bridge.
To confirm Bridge is running:
If Bridge still doesn’t work after updates, remove it completely before reinstalling. Corrupt cache or partial updates can cause detection failures. Uninstall, restart, then reinstall from the official site.
Always download updates from official Trezor sources. Avoid links sent via social media or email — phishing attackers often mimic Trezor pages to trick users.
In addition to Bridge updates, regularly update Trezor Suite and your wallet firmware. These components work together for security and reliability.
Most Trezor Bridge problems are minor and fixable within minutes. By keeping your software current and following safe installation practices, you’ll maintain a stable and secure connection every time you plug in your Trezor.
Update Trezor Bridge