Portfolio Management
Monitor supported cryptocurrencies and accounts from a centralized dashboard instead of moving between several separate applications.
Ledger Live, now known as Ledger Wallet, is the software interface designed to work with Ledger hardware signers. It gives users one place to view portfolios, manage supported digital assets, interact with Web3 services and prepare transactions.

Ledger Live is the former name of Ledger Wallet, a crypto management application built to accompany Ledger hardware devices. The software acts as the everyday interface, while the connected hardware device handles private-key protection and transaction approval.
This separation is important because a crypto wallet is not simply an application that displays a balance. Digital assets exist on their respective blockchains, while the private keys used to control those assets need to be protected. Ledger's hardware approach keeps those keys within a dedicated security environment rather than relying only on a computer or smartphone.
The Ledger Wallet app is available across desktop and mobile platforms. Depending on the supported asset and service, users can view balances, receive funds, send transactions, explore Web3 applications, and use additional crypto services from the application.
Monitor supported cryptocurrencies and accounts from a centralized dashboard instead of moving between several separate applications.
Depending on location, asset and provider availability, Ledger Wallet connects users with services for purchasing and exchanging digital assets.
The application can connect users with selected Web3 services and decentralized applications while working alongside compatible Ledger hardware.

The basic process is straightforward. A user installs the official Ledger Wallet application, connects a compatible Ledger hardware device, and follows the setup instructions. The application can then provide account information and prepare transactions.
When a transaction requires authorization, the connected hardware device is used to verify and approve the transaction. This creates a separation between the software interface and the device responsible for protecting the private keys.
Ledger also provides features designed to help users review transaction information before approving certain operations. Users should still carefully verify addresses, transaction details and requests before confirming anything on their hardware device.
Obtain the Ledger Wallet application from Ledger's official website or the appropriate official mobile application channel.
Connect a compatible Ledger hardware signer and follow the on-screen setup instructions provided by the application.
Add the cryptocurrency accounts you need and review the account information displayed by the application.
Before confirming a transaction, compare the details shown on your trusted Ledger device with the transaction you intended to make.
A major difference between a hardware-wallet ecosystem and an ordinary software wallet is where the private keys are protected. Ledger's hardware devices use a Secure Element to protect private keys, while the companion application provides the interface for interacting with supported assets and services.
This design can reduce exposure to threats originating from an internet-connected computer or phone. However, hardware security does not remove the need for careful user behavior. Recovery information, PINs and transaction approvals should always be treated as sensitive.
For someone new to cryptocurrency, the large number of networks, tokens, addresses and decentralized applications can feel confusing. Ledger Wallet brings many of these activities into a single interface, which can make routine portfolio management easier to understand.
Beginners should start slowly. Learn the difference between a public address and a private key, understand network fees, verify addresses carefully and never share a recovery phrase with another person or website. A legitimate support representative should not need your secret recovery information.
Ledger has renamed the product Ledger Wallet. It is the successor to the application formerly known as Ledger Live.
It provides an interface for managing supported crypto accounts, viewing portfolios, preparing transactions and accessing selected services while working with compatible Ledger hardware.
Ledger provides a Watch Mode that allows users to explore parts of the application and monitor a portfolio before connecting a signer. Full transaction authorization requires the appropriate security setup.
The application can connect users with third-party providers for services such as buying or exchanging crypto. Availability and terms depend on the provider, location and asset.
Ledger Wallet combines a familiar software interface with the transaction-security model of compatible Ledger hardware devices. Always download the application from an official source and verify transaction information before approving it.
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