Desktop • Web • Hardware‑Anchored • Passwordless
Trezor @Login is a polished access layer that brings secure, passwordless entry to both desktop and web applications. It combines the proven security of Trezor® hardware with a usability‑first workflow: fast session sync, clear human‑readable approvals, and portable identity proofs that reveal only what you choose. This is secure access redesigned for people who want control without friction.
The modern user moves between browser tabs, desktop apps, and mobile experiences. Each environment traditionally brings its own authentication model and risk surface. Trezor @Login unifies these touchpoints with a single, verifiable access model. When you pair your Trezor® device, approvals stay local — the private keys never leave the secure element. Approvals are presented in clear language, paired with contract and domain information, and cryptographically bound to the action you authorize. The result: logins and transactions that are both easy to perform and simple to audit.
Beyond signing, @Login supports selective disclosure workflows: share attestations about eligibility, reputation, or membership without exposing personal identifiers. Developers can opt into human‑first flows or expose advanced data for power users. Everything is designed so organizations and individuals can adopt stronger security without the heavy operational overhead.
Replace passwords and codes with cryptographic assertions. Your device approves logins and access requests; the relying party receives a signed assertion that proves the action was authorized by you. No shared secrets, no phishable passwords — just verifiable, minimal‑exposure access.
Start a session on your desktop app and continue in a browser tab, or vice versa. Sessions are non‑custodial and locally verifiable, with ephemeral channels that reduce attack surface while preserving convenience.
Prove attributes — age, membership, accreditation — using minimal data disclosure. Zero‑knowledge friendly primitives and attestations let you participate in gated experiences without surrendering identity.
Every approval shows an intent summary, contract details, and likely outcomes. The goal is to eliminate blind signing: users see what they’re signing in plain language and can compare that to on‑chain effects before confirming.
SDKs, event hooks, and audit logs make integration simple. Developers can request attestations, subscribe to session events, and export tamper‑evident receipts for compliance or analytics.
Keyboard navigation, screen‑reader labels, and contrast‑aware themes ensure accessibility. Tooltips translate crypto‑speak into clear steps, while the advanced view stays available for auditors and power users.
Security for Trezor @Login is layered: hardware roots the trust chain, local pairing avoids transport of secrets, and policy engines manage permissible actions. Before any authorization, the system simulates the outcome: balances, approvals requested, potential slippage, and contract metadata. If anything deviates from expected norms, the user sees a clear warning and can abort.
For teams, role‑based policies, multi‑sign thresholds, and tamper‑evident exportable receipts enable governance without sacrificing speed. For individuals, minimal exposure and strong device protections reduce the chance of phishing or credential reuse attacks.
Connect your Trezor® device to the desktop app or browser, choose a session scope, and approve the initial handshake. From that point forward, your sessions are protected by the hardware’s secure element and human‑readable approvals. You can revoke sessions at any time, export receipts for audits, and combine @Login with your favorite dApps and dashboards.
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