Portfolio overview
Bring supported accounts into one view to review balances and see how holdings are distributed. Portfolio values can move with market prices and may not update continuously.
A clearer view of the desktop companion for exploring crypto accounts, reviewing activity, and managing your portfolio alongside a Ledger hardware wallet.
Ledger Live Desktop is an application for viewing and working with crypto accounts in coordination with a Ledger hardware wallet.
It brings account information, portfolio summaries, and transaction-related tools together in a computer interface. For many people, a larger screen makes it easier to review details, compare activity, and navigate across accounts before taking action.
The app is one part of a broader setup—not a substitute for careful verification. This guide explains common areas of the desktop experience in plain language. Features and supported assets may change over time, so check official Ledger resources for up-to-date availability and instructions.
A practical tour of the details you’re likely to encounter on desktop.
Bring supported accounts into one view to review balances and see how holdings are distributed. Portfolio values can move with market prices and may not update continuously.
Organize accounts by network or purpose, give them clear names, and use the account view to inspect activity associated with each address.
Review transaction details and network fees before confirming actions. The desktop app can help you prepare and follow activity, while signing requires your connected hardware wallet.
Understand which tasks happen in the app and which require your device. Keep recovery information private and verify every detail on the trusted screen.
Take a deliberate path: confirm the source, check your setup, and learn before transacting.
Start at Ledger’s official website or its support documentation. Follow the download guidance published there rather than links in unsolicited messages or ads.
Review current operating-system requirements and release notes before downloading. Requirements can change, so use the latest official guidance for your computer.
Install the desktop application, open it, and connect your Ledger device as instructed. Follow on-screen prompts and check the device display when it asks you to approve.
Add or review accounts and learn the interface before making a transaction. Confirm network, recipient, and fees independently each time.
Use Ledger’s official website and support documentation to locate software resources. Verify the address carefully and avoid downloads offered through unsolicited emails, direct messages, pop-ups, or lookalike pages. This independent guide does not distribute Ledger software.
Before installing, check the system requirements and supported operating systems in Ledger’s current documentation. If the computer is shared or managed by an organization, consider its update and security policies. Keep the operating system and trusted security tools current, and download only through a source you have independently verified.
Visit Ledger Support ↗Good habits reduce avoidable risk, but no checklist can guarantee safety. Pause and verify when something feels unexpected.
Navigate to Ledger’s official site yourself and use its published software and support links. Treat unsolicited download links with caution.
Review update prompts and release information through official channels. Keep your computer and application updated using trusted methods.
Never type your recovery phrase into a computer, website, or app. Keep it private, offline, and accessible only to you; legitimate support should not ask you to disclose it.
Read transaction details on the hardware wallet display before approving. Stop if the network, address, or amount does not match your intention.
For instructions specific to your device or a recent release, use official support resources.
It is desktop software for reviewing supported crypto accounts and portfolio activity while working with a Ledger hardware wallet. Available tools can vary by asset and software version.
No. This is an independent educational resource and is not affiliated with Ledger. For downloads, compatibility, and current product instructions, consult Ledger’s official website and support documentation.
Always follow the device prompts and verify transaction information on the hardware wallet display before approving. The desktop screen alone should not replace independent checks.
Check the latest Ledger support documentation before downloading. Operating-system compatibility and supported features may change as software is updated.