Ledger
Explore devices, supported assets and recovery guidance on Ledger’s official website.
Wallet overview
Ledger is a hardware-wallet family. Compare the manufacturer’s current devices and confirm compatibility with each asset, network and wallet application you intend to use. The screen, connection method and recovery workflow also affect your choice.
Set up the device using official instructions and create your own backup. Review addresses and transaction details on the device. A hardware wallet can reduce the exposure of private keys to online threats. You still need to check each transaction and protect the backup.
Ledger Nano S Plus
- Connection and controls
- USB-C, battery-free operation and a compact screen.
- Phone compatibility
- Ledger lists Android and desktop support; Nano S Plus does not work with iOS.
- Published security approach
- Secure Element, Ledger OS and on-device transaction approval.
- Recovery documentation
- Standard setup uses a 24-word recovery phrase; verify any optional service's device compatibility separately.
- Asset management
- Ledger Wallet and compatible third-party apps; support depends on the asset, network and operation.
This is a comparison of published provider documents, not a hands-on test or a security audit. Sources and the review date are listed below. Fees, features and eligibility can change; check the provider's current terms and your account before acting.
What to check
- Supported assets and device compatibility
- Backup and recovery procedure
- Transaction details on the device
Official sources
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