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  • About Money On Chain
  • Getting started
    • What do I need to know first
    • Wallets available
      • Mobile wallet
        • Rabby
        • SafePal
        • Beexo
        • Exodus
        • UniFi
        • Metamask
      • 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
        • OKU Trade
        • Stargate
        • Rubic
        • OpenOcean
        • Sushi Swap
        • Balmy
        • UniFi
        • Sovryn
        • 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
    • Video Resources
    • Useful Links
    • Understanding Metrics
    • Using the TestNet
    • Using the TEX
  • Money On Chain Apps
  • Stablecoin Protocol
  • TEX - Decentralized Token Exchange
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Protocol FAQ
    • Fees and Rewards
    • Terms & Conditions
  • Integrators
    • Documentation
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  1. Getting started
  2. Wallets available
  3. Hardware wallet setup
  4. Ledger

Installing Ledger Live

Ledger Live installation process.

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Last updated 1 year ago

You should go to the first step and choose to download the Ledger Live installation software for your computer's operating system.

The download will begin and once completed, you must run the downloaded file from Ledger's site. It will ask if you want to install it indicating that modifications will be made to the equipment, you have to accept and install it in the default location indicated in the dialog box.

At the end of the installation process, the following dialog box will appear, click on "Finish" verifying that the option "Run Ledger Live" is selected to open the application.

The Welcome to Ledger screen looks like this:

Click on "Get started", it will show "Terms of use", read them and click accepting both "Terms of use" and "Privacy policy".

You will be asked to choose a device, in this example we use Nano S.

After choosing the corresponding device, you will see the following screen. Being the first time, you must click on "Set up a new Nano S".

Next step:

Configuring the wallet