Ledger.com/Start® - Getting started
Ledger.com/start serves as a comprehensive hub, housing essential tools and resources for: Firmware Updates: Keep your device up-to-date with the latest security …
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Ledger.com/start serves as a comprehensive hub, housing essential tools and resources for: Firmware Updates: Keep your device up-to-date with the latest security …
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Connecting Your Ledger Device: Use the provided USB cable to connect your Ledger hardware wallet to your computer or mobile device. Ensure that the connection is secure and stable.
Visiting Ledger.com/Start: Open your web browser and navigate to Ledger.com/Start to begin the setup process. This official Ledger website provides step-by-step instructions for setting up your device.
Following On-Screen Instructions: Once on the Ledger.com/Start page, follow the on-screen instructions to initialize your Ledger device. This typically involves selecting your device model and setting up a new wallet.
Choosing a PIN: Create a secure PIN code for your Ledger device. This PIN will be required every time you access your wallet or confirm transactions.
Backing Up Your Recovery Phrase: During the setup process, you'll be given a recovery phrase consisting of 24 randomly generated words. Write down this recovery phrase on the provided recovery sheet and store it in a safe place. This recovery phrase is essential for recovering your wallet if your device is lost or damaged.
Downloading Ledger Live: After setting up your Ledger device, visit the official Ledger website to download Ledger Live, the companion software for managing your cryptocurrency assets.
Installing Ledger Live: Follow the instructions to install Ledger Live on your computer or mobile device. Ledger Live serves as your interface for managing your cryptocurrency portfolio securely.
Connecting Your Ledger Device to Ledger Live: Launch Ledger Live and follow the prompts to connect your Ledger device. Once connected, you'll be able to access your wallet and perform various actions, such as sending and receiving cryptocurrencies.