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  • About Money On Chain
  • Getting started
    • What do I need to know first
    • Wallets available
      • Mobile wallet
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      • Web3 wallet
        • Metamask
        • Rabby
        • Unifi
        • SafePal
        • Exodus
      • Hardware wallet setup
        • Ledger
          • Installing Ledger Live
          • Configuring the wallet
          • Installing applications
          • Logging in to the platform
        • Trezor
          • Installing Trezor Suite
          • Configuring the wallet
          • Logging in to the platform
    • Getting rBTC for network fees
      • Getting rBTC with Boltz
      • Getting rBTC and back to BTC with FastBTC
      • Getting rBTC with LNp2pbot
      • Getting rBTC with the 2WayPeg
        • Using the app
          • BTC to RBTC
          • RBTC to BTC
        • Using Electrum and MyCrypto
  • Using Money On Chain
    • How to access the platform
    • How to get tokens
      • How to mint BPro
      • How to mint DoC
      • How to get MOC and DOC tokens
        • Symbiosis
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        • TEX
      • How to claim MoC Tokens from Liquidity Mining
      • How to sell BPro in the TEX
    • How to stake MOC tokens
      • Staking with MOC Manager
      • Staking with the dApp
      • Staking with MOC Tools
    • How to vote in MOC governance
      • With MOC Manager
      • With MOC Tools
    • How to get yield
      • Tropykus
      • Sovryn
  • Going deeper
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    • Using the TestNet
    • Using the TEX
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Installing applications

Learn about the process of installing applications in your Ledger Wallet.

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Last updated 1 year ago

After updating Ledger Live you must install the applications you want to use.

You must click on Manager on the left menu and choose the one you want to install.

You can install Bitcoin first. Click on “Install” at the right of the Bitcoin row.

Once the application is installed on your device, you can set up an account.

Click on "Add account" or "Accounts" from the menu on the left. It will ask you to select the application for which you want to add an account.

It will instruct you to verify that the device is connected and enter the Bitcoin application.

Then it will ask you to add other accounts or return to the portfolio.

In the same way that you have installed Bitcoin, you will have to do it first with Ethereum and then with RSK.

Once the Ethereum application is installed, you must find the RSK application by writing next to the magnifying glass and click on install RSK.

Once RSK is installed you must access it on the device by navigating to RSK and pressing both buttons, then you must navigate to "Settings", press both buttons to enter, and navigate to the option that says "blind signing" or "contract data not allowed", make sure to press both buttons to change it.

Then you press the right button until you find “back” and confirm by pressing both buttons to return to the main menu of the device. Navigate to "Quit."

Ledger live does not allow adding an RSK account so you must use an “external” wallet like Liquality.

Next step:

Logging in to the platform