Hardware-first security
Private keys never leave your hardware device. Signing always requires a physical confirmation on the device screen, protecting you against browser or extension compromise.
ledgerlivewallet.com
Secure Crypto & NFT Management
Manage crypto and NFTs with hardware-first security and privacy
ledgerlivewallet.com is a privacy-first interface and bridge for interacting with hardware wallets and modern web apps. View balances, organize NFT collections, and approve transactions — all while keeping private keys on your device. We emphasize simple, human-readable confirmations so you always know what you are approving.
Important: This site is an independent project intended to work with hardware wallets. It is not an official product of Ledger SAS. Always verify firmware and device prompts through official vendor channels.
NFT gallery & metadata
Browse, preview, and organize your NFT collections. High-resolution previews and provenance links help you verify authenticity before signing any transfer.
Unified portfolio view
Aggregate balances across multiple chains and accounts, see historical performance, and export basic reports — without exposing private keys or account seeds.
How it works — short & clear
- Install the local bridge (optional). A small local helper provides a secure loopback endpoint so browser apps can communicate with your hardware wallet without exposing keys.
- Connect your device. Plug in your hardware wallet and open a supported app or our interface. Choose the connector and confirm the pairing code shown both in the browser and on the device.
- Approve on-device. For every sensitive action (signing a transaction, approving a transfer, updating settings), confirm the human-readable details on the device itself.
Because approvals require the physical device, remote attackers or malicious web pages cannot sign transactions without your explicit hardware confirmation.
FAQ
Is ledgerlivewallet.com an official Ledger product?
No. This is an independent project designed to interoperate with hardware wallets. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ledger SAS. Always consult the official vendor for firmware and urgent security notices.
Where are my keys stored?
Keys remain on your hardware wallet. The web interface and any local bridge act as relays or viewers — signing and private material never leave the device unless you explicitly export keys (which we strongly discourage).
How do I disconnect?
Stop the local bridge (if running), revoke sessions from the interface, or simply unplug your device. Sessions are short-lived by default to reduce lingering access risks.
Can I use multiple wallets?
Yes — connect multiple hardware devices and manage separate accounts. Always verify device prompts and ensure you’re approving actions for the intended account/address.