Ledger Wallet® | Getting Started™ with Ledger® 🛡️

Learn how to securely set up and start using your Ledger Wallet.

Introduction

Welcome to the world of secure cryptocurrency management with Ledger Wallet®! Whether you’re new to crypto or upgrading your security, this guide will walk you through the process of getting started with your Ledger device. By the end, you’ll be able to safely store and manage your digital assets.

Ledger Wallet® is a hardware solution that keeps your cryptocurrency private keys offline, preventing unauthorized access and cyber threats. Let's get started with the setup and security best practices.

What You Need to Get Started

⚠️ Never share your recovery phrase or PIN with anyone. Ledger will never ask for them!

Step 1: Set Up Your Ledger Device

🔌 Connect Your Ledger Device

Plug in your Ledger hardware wallet using the supplied USB cable (or Bluetooth if you’re using Ledger Nano X).

🔑 Choose Your PIN Code

Follow the on-screen instructions on your Ledger device to set up a secure PIN. Choose a unique and strong PIN to protect your device.

📝 Write Down Your 24-Word Recovery Phrase

Your device will generate a 24-word recovery phrase. This is the only way to recover your wallet if lost or stolen, so write it down on paper and store it in a safe location.

Step 2: Install Ledger Live & Access Your Wallet

📥 Download Ledger Live

Go to the official Ledger website and download the Ledger Live app for your computer or mobile device.

💼 Open Ledger Live and Set Up Your Wallet

Once installed, open Ledger Live. Follow the on-screen instructions to set up your device and pair it with the app. This will allow you to manage your accounts, perform transactions, and more.

Step 3: Secure Your Wallet

To ensure maximum security, consider the following steps:

🔒 Protect your private keys at all costs. No one, not even Ledger, can recover your keys.

Step 4: Managing Your Crypto Assets

Once your Ledger Wallet is set up, you can manage your cryptocurrency directly from the Ledger Live app. Here’s what you can do: