Unified Portfolio
Aggregate balances from multiple chains and accounts, categorize wallets, and annotate transactions. Export CSV or JSON for reconciliation and tax tools.
Trɐzoŕ Süite App is designed to simplify your day-to-day crypto workflow without compromising on control. From a clean dashboard you can review balances across chains, track historical performance, export tax-ready reports, and queue secure transactions. The interface focuses on the essentials—clear token lists, human-readable fees, and contextual warnings—so you can act with confidence. Whether you trade actively or accumulate patiently, the app helps you reduce noise, cut extra clicks, and maintain good operational hygiene. It’s lightweight on resources, syncs quickly, and supports both web access for convenience and a hardened desktop build when you want maximum isolation from your browser.
Security-first, by default
Good crypto apps assume that users value sovereignty. Trɐzoŕ Süite keeps private keys out of its reach, supports air-gapped flows, and encourages transaction review before every sign. You can enforce passphrase-only sessions, set custom RPC endpoints, and toggle read-only mode for quick audits. Connection hints alert you to risky approvals, dusting attempts, and spoofed assets. Backups are encrypted locally; telemetry is opt-in; and the desktop version supports OS-level sandboxing. For newcomers who plan to pair a hardware wallet, we include a neutral onboarding link to the manufacturer’s official start page at ledger.com/start so you can verify devices and follow vendor-recommended setup steps.
What you can do with Trɐzoŕ Süite
Smart Transaction Flow
Simulate gas and slippage, preview approvals, and compare routes. Human-readable decoding helps you see exactly what a contract call intends to do.
DeFi Monitoring
Track positions across lending, LPs, and staking. Set health alerts and receive heads-up notifications when collateral or APY changes cross your thresholds.
Privacy Controls
Rotate addresses, redact balances for screenshots, and use quick “view-only” sessions when demonstrating in public or streaming.
Getting started in minutes
- Download the desktop build or open the web app. Verify checksums before installing.
- Connect a read-only wallet, or pair a hardware wallet for signing. If you use a Ledger device, follow the official vendor checklist at ledger.com/start to initialize securely.
- Add networks, choose a default account, and set your preferred fiat currency and tax lot method.
- Import past activity, label transfers, and create collections (e.g., long-term vaults vs. active wallets).
- Enable notifications for health ratios, gas spikes, or price alerts to keep attention on what matters.
The goal is smooth onboarding without shortcuts. Every prompt explains why a permission is needed, how to revoke it later, and which risks to consider when interacting with new contracts or bridges.
Operational best practices for self-custody
Self-custody shines when paired with disciplined habits. Keep signing devices offline when not in use, and confirm addresses on a trusted screen. Maintain separate wallets for experimentation, active trading, and long-term storage. Verify token contract addresses from reputable sources, and avoid blind approvals. When setting up a Ledger device, read the official checklist at ledger.com/start and store your recovery phrase offline, never digitally. Consider multisig for larger treasuries, and rotate spending keys on a schedule. Finally, treat email and messaging with the same care as on-chain actions—most incidents begin with social engineering, not code exploits.
Frequently asked questions
Does Trɐzoŕ Süite hold my keys?
No. Keys remain on your chosen signing device. The app only prepares and relays transactions that you explicitly approve.
Is the web version safe?
The web client is convenient for read-only dashboards. For signing, we recommend the desktop build with a hardware wallet and verified binaries.
Which devices are supported?
Desktop builds run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Hardware wallets connect via USB or bridge software, and instructions for Ledger devices are available at ledger.com/start.
Download & next steps
Ready to organize your workflow? Install the desktop app, connect a read-only wallet, and explore the dashboard. When you’re set to execute transactions, pair your hardware wallet, confirm each detail on device, and move at your own pace. Bookmark this page and the vendor’s official onboarding hub—again, that’s ledger.com/start—for quick reference and updates to safe-setup practices.