Upgrade Your Digital Life with Ledger Wallet™

More clarity. More choice. More control.

The latest Ledger Wallet™ update gives you the ease and depth of a trading platform, backed by the security of Ledger signers, without asking you to choose between them. Real-time P&L, 50+ competing providers across 100+ chains, an Earn Simulator, and much more are now live, all from one place, while your private keys stay completely offline on your Ledger signer.

Ledger Stories

MoonPay // X Games League Nano Gen5 Drop

The X Games are hitting New Orleans, and we are celebrating with a drop. You can win 1 of 10 co-branded MoonPay // X Games League Ledger Nano™ Gen5 signers, paired with a custom Ledger-branded Tech Deck fingerboard. To enter the competition, simply download the official Ledger Wallet™ app and complete the quick three-question quiz before July 30th at 11:59 PM CET. Contest terms and regional conditions apply.

What MiCA Means for Self-Custody

July 1, 2026, marked the end of the grace period under the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation across Europe. Whether a centralized exchange is licensed or not, your assets on a third-party platform are held by someone else on your behalf. 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.

Art Without Compromise: Ismail Zaidy

“Freedom from compromise is when the image stays the way I first felt it.” Photographer Ismail Zaidy doesn’t chase moments. He waits for them, lets them unfold, and then captures them in the purest form. He’s been doing this from a rooftop in Marrakesh since 2017, building a body of work that explores family, identity, and color through an entirely singular lens. This unique vision defines his contribution to our series of artist collaborations celebrating Ledger Nano™ Gen5.

Catch The Latest Episode of The Ledger Podcast

AI agents are capable yet easily tricked because LLMs fail to distinguish between data and instructions. In the latest Ledger Podcast episode, Leonard Lin (CTO of Shisa.ai) joins Ian Rogers to break down Shisa D: a security framework where AI agents propose actions, but execution requires physical hardware validation. By routing high-risk tool calls straight to a Ledger signer, you review real intent in plain text and approve transactions with a tap.

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.