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Choose a Ledger signer that fits your routine. It keeps your private keys offline, away from the everyday risks of being online.
Welcome to Ledger. Take the first step toward a more confident crypto experience—with security that puts you in control.
Crypto gives you new ways to own and move value. Ledger helps you keep that ownership yours. A Ledger signer stores your private keys offline, then lets you review and approve transactions on the device itself—so you can make informed choices before anything happens.
Learn the essentialsTake your time. Good security starts with understanding each step.
Choose a Ledger signer that fits your routine. It keeps your private keys offline, away from the everyday risks of being online.
Download Ledger Wallet from Ledger.com, connect your device, and follow the guided setup to create your wallet.
Write down your 24-word recovery phrase and store it somewhere private and secure. Never share it with anyone.
Ledger hardware signers use a Secure Element chip and Ledger’s security architecture to protect your private keys. Transactions are checked on the trusted screen of your device, giving you a moment to verify what you’re approving. Your recovery phrase is the backup to your wallet: keep it offline, private, and somewhere only you can access. Ledger will never ask you to share it. Security is a shared responsibility, and simple habits make a meaningful difference.
Explore security resourcesIt keeps your private keys offline and helps you securely authorize transactions. Your crypto remains on its blockchain; the signer protects access to it.
It is the 24-word backup that can restore access to your wallet. Keep it offline and private. Anyone with your phrase can access your crypto.
No. Never share your recovery phrase with anyone, enter it on a website, or store it in a connected device. Ledger support will never ask for it.
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Visit Ledger.com/start Security begins with you. Learn, verify, and keep your recovery phrase private.