Security First
A hardware wallet is designed to keep private keys protected. Always follow the security instructions supplied with your device.
Ledger.com/start is the starting point for setting up and learning how to use a compatible Ledger hardware wallet. Follow the official instructions carefully and keep your recovery information private.
A hardware wallet is designed to keep private keys protected. Always follow the security instructions supplied with your device.
Use the official Ledger setup resources to learn about device initialization, firmware and compatible software.
Never share your recovery phrase with anyone. Be especially careful with websites, emails and messages pretending to offer support.
Ledger.com/start refers to Ledger's setup-oriented web resource for getting started with a Ledger hardware wallet. It can help users understand the initial setup process, software requirements and important security practices.
Before installing software or connecting a device, make sure that you are using the official Ledger domain. Avoid downloading wallet applications from advertisements, unofficial websites or links sent through unsolicited messages.
Inspect your Ledger device and packaging. If something appears suspicious or unexpected, consult official Ledger support before continuing.
Navigate to the official Ledger website and locate its current setup instructions. Verify the domain carefully before entering any information.
Follow Ledger's current instructions for obtaining its supported wallet-management software. Keep applications updated.
Follow the on-screen instructions provided by your device. Choose a PIN and complete the setup process without allowing another person to observe sensitive information.
Your recovery phrase is extremely sensitive. Write it down using the method recommended by Ledger and store it securely offline.
Search results, advertisements and social-media posts can lead to fraudulent pages. Check the website domain before proceeding.
Never send your recovery phrase to customer support, friends, websites or anyone claiming to help recover your wallet.
Use the official software and follow Ledger's instructions for keeping your device and applications current.
It is a Ledger setup resource intended to help users get started with compatible Ledger hardware wallets and related software.
No. Your recovery phrase should remain private and should never be entered into a website or shared with another person.
Type the official domain yourself or use a trusted bookmark. Carefully check the domain and avoid unsolicited links promising wallet recovery, rewards or urgent security fixes.
Stop the setup process and consult Ledger's official support resources. Do not provide your PIN or recovery phrase.
Use official Ledger resources, verify every website you visit and keep your recovery information offline and private throughout the setup process.