Take Control of Your Assets with Ledger Wallet™ + Ledger Signers

When access to an exchange can change overnight, the assets you “own” there depend on someone else’s decisions. That’s the risk of leaving crypto on a platform you don’t control. A Ledger signer paired with Ledger Wallet™ fixes that. With a Ledger signer, your private keys are secured on a device you physically hold, offline and totally in your control. Only you decide when your funds move.

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MiCA is Live: What Does True Asset Ownership Mean?

MiCA comes into full effect on July 1, 2026, marking a new era for crypto in Europe and a perfect moment to think about what it means to truly own your assets. Owning crypto comes down to one thing: private keys. Whoever holds the private keys controls the assets. Self-custody means you, and only you, hold those keys directly with no intermediary. That’s the whole idea behind Bitcoin in the first place: direct ownership, fully in your hands.

Swap Gasless with UniswapX on Ledger Wallet™

Gasless swaps are now live for eligible transactions via Ledger Wallet™ with Uniswap’s UniswapX. Trade with complete simplicity, no matter how much (or how little) you hold, with top market makers and protocols competing for every single trade to get you optimized swaps with built-in MEV protection. Plus, any MEV generated by your order goes right back to you, all secured offline by your Ledger signer.

Build Secure Workflows with the Ledger Device Management Kit

AI agents can propose a transaction, but they shouldn’t be the ones to approve it. The Device Management Kit (DMK) is how you put a Ledger device at the center of that flow. Discover and connect over USB or BLE, observe device state, and send commands. That’s the missing layer for agents that touch value: human-verified, hardware-enforced approval. Want to build it? The docs walk through connecting, sending commands, and running device actions, with code.

Podcast: Building Trustworthy AI Agents with Shisa AI

AI agents are incredibly capable but easily fooled. On the latest Ledger Podcast, Leonard Lin, CTO of Shisa.ai, joins Chief Human Agency Officer Ian Rogers to discuss building agents you can trust. Learn about Shisa D, a security-first framework where the agent proposes actions, but a separate layer reviews them, routing high-risk actions to a physical Ledger signer for human-verified, hardware-enforced approval.

Secure Your Digital Life with Ledger Security Key

Your Ledger signer does far more than secure your crypto assets. It now secures your entire digital life. With Ledger Security Key, your Ledger signer becomes a robust hardware security tool for websites supporting passkeys, two-factor, or multi-factor authentication, including Google, Binance, and X. Check out our step-by-step tutorial to protect your online accounts with the ultimate physical line of defense.

Choose your Ledger signer

True security starts with you. Never share your 24-word Secret Recovery Phrase or enter it on any device; Ledger will never ask for it. Store your recovery sheet or Ledger Recovery Key in a secure location. Prevent phishing by double-checking URLs and using official apps. Crucially, avoid blind signing: always verify transaction details on your Ledger signer’s Secure Screen before you sign. Head over to Ledger Academy for the full security checklist.