Can You Use Trezor Suite on Mobile Devices?
Trezor Suite is the official application for managing Trezor hardware wallets, offering a full set of tools for cryptocurrency management. While it's built for desktop platforms, many users want to know whether it's usable on smartphones or tablets.
This guide explains the mobile limitations of Trezor Suite, possible alternatives, and how to manage your assets securely when using mobile devices.
Is Trezor Suite Available on Android or iOS?
No — Trezor Suite does not currently support Android or iOS. It’s available only as a downloadable application for:
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
The suite relies on USB connections to interact with your Trezor hardware wallet, which mobile devices typically do not support in a secure and standardized way.
Why Mobile Access Is Limited
Trezor hardware wallets are designed with security as a priority. Unlike some other wallets, Trezor devices do not include Bluetooth or wireless capabilities. They communicate strictly via USB, which helps prevent remote attack vectors.
Because of this, mobile devices—especially phones and tablets—are not well suited for interacting with Trezor wallets in a secure way.
Workarounds and Alternative Options
Although you can't run Trezor Suite directly on a mobile phone, there are a few alternative approaches for managing your crypto or accessing related information:
1. Read-Only Wallet Apps
You can track your wallet’s public balance using mobile apps that support watch-only mode. This method involves entering a public address to monitor balances and transactions—without exposing private keys or the recovery phrase.
Examples:
- Blockfolio (now FTX App – limited use case)
- CoinStats
- Zerion
These do not require your Trezor device and are safe for viewing purposes only.
2. Third-Party Wallet Support via Desktop
Some desktop wallets (like Exodus or Electrum) offer partial Trezor support and may have mobile apps for viewing balances. However, interaction with the Trezor device still requires a desktop, and most do not provide full mobile integration.
3. Cloud Sync with View-Only Accounts
Some users export their public addresses to desktop wallets that sync with mobile apps. This is helpful for portfolio tracking, but should only be done if you're confident no private data is shared.
What Should You Avoid?
Avoid apps or websites that request you to:
- Enter your recovery phrase or PIN
- Connect your Trezor to a phone via unofficial adapters
- Download Trezor Suite from unofficial sources
Trezor will never ask you to reveal sensitive data online or through mobile apps. Entering your recovery phrase on a mobile device is never safe and should be avoided in all cases.
Can You Expect Mobile Support in the Future?
As of now, SatoshiLabs (the company behind Trezor) has focused Trezor Suite development on desktop environments for security reasons. While future mobile solutions are possible, there is no official mobile version of Trezor Suite planned or released.
For users needing mobile access with hardware-level security, other wallets (such as Ledger Nano X with Bluetooth) may offer more flexible—but potentially less secure—mobile integrations.
Conclusion
Trezor Suite is not designed for use on mobile devices, and there is currently no official app for iOS or Android. While this may limit convenience for some users, it is an intentional security design that keeps private keys completely offline.
To manage your Trezor wallet securely, it’s best to use the official desktop version of Trezor Suite and avoid mobile workarounds that involve sensitive information. For viewing and tracking, public wallet addresses can be safely monitored using trusted apps.