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# Trezor: Creating a Timelock-Recovery plan from your passphrase wallet to your non-passphrase wallet

In the following steps we will create a Timelock-Recovery plan using Trezor, from a passphrase wallet to the standard wallet.

If you don’t use a passphrase wallet and only want to create a recovery plan from your standard wallet to a second wallet (for example, a friend’s wallet), make sure you have an address from the second wallet. Then follow the instructions on this page to install the Trezor Suite app (required to use RITREK with a Trezor device), and skip to [Installing RITREK and creating your first Recovery plan](/ritrek-docs/trezor-from-passphrase-wallet-to-standard-wallet/installing-ritrek-and-creating-your-first-recovery-plan.md).

The RITREK Anrdoid app can be installed from:

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Once installed, you will be able to connect your Trezor hardware wallet and see its information:

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**The app will never ask you to enter the 24/12 words seed-phrase on your phone, or to enter a new seed-phrase from an external source! The seed-phrase should never leave your hardware wallet and never be typed on an online phone/computer. If you see something like that, you might have installed a phishing app that is trying to scam you.**

The RITREK Android app works only with **SegWit wallets**, whose addresses start with **"bc1q..."**. As of 2026, this is the default wallet type used by most hardware wallets.

If you are not sure which wallet format you use, click **Receive** to see one of your wallet addresses. If you are using a **legacy wallet** (addresses that begin with **"1"** or **"3"**) or a **Taproot wallet** (addresses that begin with **"bc1p..."**), you will need to send your Bitcoin to a SegWit wallet.