CLEARLEDGER GUIDE
Ledger setup resources ↗
A practical guide for new users

Ledger.com/start: Make Every Setup Step Count

Setting up a hardware wallet involves more than connecting a device. Learn how to locate trusted instructions, understand recovery options, and build a consistent approach to digital asset security.

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Prepare your setup environment

A few simple preparations can help make the process easier to understand and reduce the chance of following fraudulent instructions or downloading untrusted software.

1

Confirm the correct web address

Navigate directly to Ledger's website. Check spelling and the domain carefully before downloading an application or following any instructions.

2

Know your hardware model

Select the instructions that correspond to your particular device. If the model or a screen prompt is unfamiliar, consult the manufacturer's documentation first.

3

Plan for recovery

Understand the purpose of the recovery phrase before beginning. Keep it private and maintain a secure backup according to the instructions supplied with your device.

4

Keep your computer updated

Use a supported, updated operating system and download wallet software only through trusted manufacturer resources. Avoid unknown files and unofficial installers.

From preparation to your first review

Use this general outline alongside the current, device-specific directions published by the manufacturer.

  1. Open Ledger.com/start directly and identify your device model.
  2. Read the relevant instructions before installing or connecting software.
  3. Follow the device's setup process and verify it as instructed.
  4. Securely record recovery information if creating a new wallet.
  5. Review transaction details on the device before approving them.

Frequently asked questions

What is Ledger.com/start used for?

It is Ledger's setup resource for users who need guidance getting started with a compatible hardware wallet.

How can I avoid fake setup websites?

Enter the manufacturer's address directly, examine the domain, and avoid relying on unsolicited messages or unfamiliar links.

What should I do if something seems suspicious?

Stop before approving a transaction or entering sensitive information. Check the official support documentation using a website address you have verified independently.

Use manufacturer-published information

For current instructions and device-specific troubleshooting, refer to these resources.

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