YOUR GUIDE TO SECURE ACCESS

Your crypto.
Your control.

Get started with Ledger Live and manage your digital assets with confidence. A straightforward guide to connecting your Ledger device—without putting your recovery phrase at risk.

Ledger Live never needs your 24-word recovery phrase online.
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PORTFOLIO VALUE
$24,680.52
↗ 4.28% this month
◉ Bitcoin$15,240
◆ Ethereum$9,440
● ●SECURE CONNECTION
Your keys stay yoursProtected by your device
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A SIMPLE START

Connect with confidence.

Ledger Live is the companion app for your Ledger hardware wallet. Follow these simple steps to get set up safely.

01

Get the official app

Download Ledger Live directly from ledger.com. Check the address carefully and avoid links in unsolicited messages or ads.

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02

Connect your device

Open Ledger Live and connect or pair your hardware wallet. Confirm actions on the device itself, not just on your screen.

Your device verifies each action
03

Keep your keys private

Your recovery phrase is the master key to your wallet. Keep it offline and never disclose it to anyone—not even support.

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A VITAL SECURITY REMINDER

Your recovery phrase is yours alone.

Ledger will never ask you to enter your 24 words online. Anyone asking for them is trying to access your assets. Keep your phrase private, offline, and secure.

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LEDGER LIVE LOGIN®

A calmer way to get connected.

Clear guidance for managing your digital assets with care.

Ledger Live Login® is a practical starting point for people who want to access Ledger Live safely and understand the steps before they begin. Whether you are setting up a new hardware wallet or returning to check your portfolio, the essentials are the same: use the official application, verify what appears on your device, and keep your recovery phrase private.

Ledger Live is designed to work alongside a Ledger hardware wallet, bringing portfolio visibility and everyday crypto management into one place. The app can help you view supported assets, manage accounts, and review transactions while your private keys remain protected by your device. Take a moment to confirm the source of every download and connection. Bookmark the official Ledger website, keep your software current, and pause if a message or website creates urgency or asks for sensitive details.

This guide is independent and is not affiliated with Ledger. It does not collect credentials or recovery phrases. Ledger will never ask you to share your 24-word recovery phrase through a website, email, chat, or phone call. If you need help, go directly to Ledger’s official support resources. A few careful habits can make every login, connection, and transaction a more confident one. Use the links here as a starting point, then verify the official domain before you install software or request assistance.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions, answered.

Quick clarity on access, setup, and keeping your wallet safe.

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How do I access Ledger Live?

Download Ledger Live only from Ledger’s official website or your device’s trusted app store. Open the app and connect or pair your Ledger hardware wallet by following the on-screen instructions.

Does Ledger Live ask for my 24-word recovery phrase?

No. Never type, share, photograph, or enter your recovery phrase into Ledger Live, a website, or any online form. Your recovery phrase belongs offline and should only be used to restore a device when you understand the security implications.

What should I do if I cannot connect my wallet?

Check that Ledger Live and your device firmware are up to date, use a reliable cable or Bluetooth connection as appropriate, then restart the app and device. For additional help, use the official Ledger Support website.

Is Ledger Live Login an official Ledger sign-in page?

This page is an independent informational resource and is not affiliated with Ledger. Ledger Live does not require a web login with your recovery phrase. Always verify you are using ledger.com before downloading software or seeking support.