Portfolio, at a glance
See supported crypto accounts in one place and follow balance changes over time. Clear valuation and allocation views can make it easier to understand how your holdings are distributed.
Explore portfolio tools ↗A considered guide to the companion app for your Ledger hardware wallet. Understand your portfolio, organize accounts, and make everyday crypto management feel more straightforward.
Ledger Live brings key account and device tasks together in one interface. Here are the everyday tools worth getting familiar with.
See supported crypto accounts in one place and follow balance changes over time. Clear valuation and allocation views can make it easier to understand how your holdings are distributed.
Explore portfolio tools ↗Create separate accounts for supported assets or personal purposes. A little organization helps distinguish long-term holdings from activity you want to monitor more closely.
See account tips ↗Review incoming and outgoing activity alongside account details. Always double-check the network, destination, and amount before confirming a transaction on your device.
Review tracking basics ↗Pair the app with a compatible Ledger device to manage supported accounts. Keep the device close, unlock it yourself, and follow prompts displayed on its screen.
Understand connectivity ↗Portfolio tools help bring balances and asset performance into focus, but they are a view—not a promise of future value. Prices can move quickly, and displayed totals may depend on market data availability.
Group accounts intentionallyChoose names that make your own organization easy to recognize.
Check the details behind a totalLook at individual accounts, assets, and recent activity for context.
Keep a separate recordFor taxes and personal bookkeeping, maintain records appropriate to your needs.
Take time to verify every download and prompt. The small checks are part of using a self-custody setup thoughtfully.
Find Ledger Live through Ledger’s official website or the verified app store listing for your device. Avoid links in unsolicited messages or search ads you cannot verify.
Open the app, connect your Ledger device, and follow setup guidance. Confirm important actions and addresses directly on the hardware device screen.
Use the app’s account flow for assets you want to manage. Network support can vary; check current official documentation before moving funds.
Read transaction details carefully, verify recipient information, then approve only if the device displays what you expect.
Never type your 24-word recovery phrase into a website, share it with support, or photograph it for cloud storage. Ledger will never ask you to reveal it. Anyone who obtains it may be able to access your crypto. Keep it private and physically secure, and verify suspicious requests through official channels.
Explore Ledger Academy ↗Use the app’s own update prompts and official Ledger channels to learn about new versions and supported features. Before an update, ensure you understand the instructions and have your recovery information stored safely offline. No legitimate update requires you to enter your recovery phrase into a website.
Make deliberate review part of your routine.
Verify the sourceBookmark official resources instead of following unexpected links.
↗Read on-device promptsNever approve an action you did not initiate or do not understand.
↗Test unfamiliar transfersConsider a small test amount when appropriate, and confirm network fees.
↗Pause around pressureUrgency, guaranteed returns, and secrecy are common scam tactics.
↗Short answers to common Ledger Live questions.
No. Ledger Live is companion software used with compatible Ledger devices. The device is the hardware wallet; the app provides an interface for managing supported accounts and actions.
Your recovery phrase is created and kept securely offline as part of your hardware wallet setup. Never enter it into Ledger Live, a website, or a message sent by someone claiming to offer support.
Support varies by asset, network, device, and software version. Confirm current compatibility and instructions in official Ledger documentation before making a transaction.
No. This is an independent informational resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Ledger. Always use Ledger’s official website for downloads and account support.