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Own your crypto keys. Secure them with Ledger.

Leaving coins on a platform means trusting someone else with your keys. We explain self-custody in plain language and help you pick the right Ledger device for it.

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  • ✓ Connectivity: USB-C, Bluetooth and mobile use
  • ✓ Price against how often you actually sign
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Frequently asked

Is this financial advice?

No. We provide comparisons and education, not recommendations. Cryptocurrency is volatile and high-risk, and you are responsible for your own decisions.

How do you make money?

We earn a commission when you buy a Ledger device through our links, at no extra cost to you. It never changes our ratings or which device we recommend.

How often are prices and ratings updated?

We re-check Ledger prices, specifications and firmware changes at least every quarter, and sooner when Ledger announces something new.

Do I need a hardware wallet to start?

Not to buy a small amount. Once your holdings matter to you, moving them into self-custody removes exchange failure from the list of things that can cost you money.

Cryptocurrency is a volatile, high-risk asset. You may lose your entire investment. Nothing here is financial advice.