Crypto Ledger Supported Coins encompass over 5,500 cryptocurrencies and tokens across dozens of blockchain networks, making it one of the most comprehensive hardware wallet platforms available. The extensive asset support enables users to secure diverse portfolios through a single device while maintaining cold storage security for private keys. Understanding which assets are supported and how support levels differ helps users evaluate whether Ledger meets their specific cryptocurrency management needs.
Crypto Ledger Coin Support operates through a combination of native Ledger Live integration and third-party wallet compatibility. Some assets receive full support with portfolio tracking, staking, and swap functionality directly in the companion application. Others require external wallet interfaces while still benefiting from hardware wallet security for transaction signing. This page provides comprehensive information about asset compatibility across the Ledger ecosystem.
Cryptocurrencies Supported by Crypto Ledger
Crypto Ledger supported coins span the major blockchain networks and thousands of tokens built on those networks. The hardware wallet secures private keys for any cryptocurrency using supported cryptographic algorithms, while the companion software provides varying levels of management functionality depending on the specific asset.
Support categories include:
Major cryptocurrencies with full Ledger Live integration (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, etc.)
ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum (thousands of assets)
Tokens on other smart contract platforms (BEP-20, SPL, etc.)
Native assets on supported blockchains (ADA, DOT, ATOM, etc.)
NFTs on compatible networks (Ethereum, Polygon, Solana)
The total count exceeds 5,500 assets when including all token standards across supported networks.
What "Supported" Means in Ledger Ecosystem
Crypto Ledger asset support operates at multiple levels depending on integration depth:
Support Level
Description
Features Available
Full Ledger Live
Native app with complete integration
Send, receive, stake, swap, buy, track
Ledger Live (basic)
Native app with limited features
Send, receive, track
Third-party wallet
External interface, Ledger signing
Send, receive (via external app)
Token on supported chain
Parent chain app manages tokens
Send, receive through parent app
Full support means the cryptocurrency has a dedicated application in Ledger Live with comprehensive features including portfolio tracking, transaction history, staking where applicable, and swap functionality.
Basic support provides sending and receiving capabilities without advanced features like staking or direct swaps.
Third-party support means the hardware wallet can sign transactions for the asset, but management occurs through external wallet software that connects to the Ledger device.
Native App Support vs Third-Party Integration
Crypto Ledger coin support distinguishes between assets managed directly in Ledger Live and those requiring external wallets:
Ledger Live native support includes:
Bitcoin (BTC) with full transaction management and address formats
Ethereum (ETH) with staking, swaps, and dApp connectivity
Solana (SOL) with staking and SPL token support
Cardano (ADA) with staking delegation
Polkadot (DOT) with nomination pool staking
Cosmos (ATOM) with validator staking
Tezos (XTZ) with baking delegation
Polygon (MATIC) with token and NFT support
Avalanche (AVAX) with C-Chain integration
BNB Chain (BNB) with BEP-20 tokens
Third-party wallet integration examples:
Monero (XMR) through Monero GUI wallet
Zcash (ZEC) through Zecwallet
Ravencoin (RVN) through Electrum-RVN
Various other networks through compatible wallets
Ledger Live Direct Support
Crypto Ledger supported coins with Ledger Live integration provide the most streamlined experience:
Install the corresponding blockchain app on the hardware wallet through Manager.
Create accounts directly in Ledger Live for each asset.
View balances, transaction history, and portfolio allocation in the unified dashboard.
Send and receive with hardware wallet verification.
Access staking, swapping, and other features where available.
Install the blockchain app on the hardware wallet.
Download and configure the appropriate third-party wallet software.
Connect the Ledger device to the third-party wallet.
Manage assets through the external interface with Ledger signing.
Complete Supported Asset Categories
Crypto Ledger asset support covers these major categories:
Layer 1 Blockchains:
Bitcoin and forks (BTC, BCH, LTC, DOGE)
Ethereum and EVM-compatible (ETH, MATIC, AVAX, BNB)
Alternative smart contract platforms (SOL, ADA, DOT, ATOM)
Privacy-focused networks (XMR, ZEC)
Token Standards:
ERC-20 (Ethereum tokens)
BEP-20 (BNB Chain tokens)
SPL (Solana tokens)
TRC-20 (Tron tokens)
Cardano native tokens
NFT Support:
ERC-721 and ERC-1155 on Ethereum
Polygon NFTs
Solana NFTs (limited)
Staking-Enabled Assets:
Ethereum (ETH)
Solana (SOL)
Cardano (ADA)
Polkadot (DOT)
Cosmos (ATOM)
Tezos (XTZ)
And 10+ additional networks
How to Check Specific Coin Support
Crypto Ledger coin support verification follows these steps:
Visit the official Ledger supported assets page at ledger.com/supported-crypto-assets.
Use the search function to find the specific cryptocurrency or token.
Review the support details including Ledger Live compatibility and required app.
Check whether third-party wallet integration is needed.
Verify the token contract address if searching for specific tokens.
Note any special requirements or limitations listed.
The supported assets database updates regularly as new integrations are added. Checking before purchasing ensures the asset can be managed through the desired method.
Crypto Ledger supports over 5,500 cryptocurrencies and tokens. This includes major blockchains, thousands of ERC-20 tokens, and assets on other smart contract platforms.
Not always. Full Ledger Live support provides complete management. Some assets require third-party wallets while still using Ledger hardware for security.
No. The hardware wallet requires a compatible application for each blockchain. Unsupported cryptocurrencies cannot be managed through Ledger devices.
New integrations are added regularly through firmware and software updates. Major assets typically receive support within months of gaining significant adoption.
Yes. Any valid ERC-20 token on Ethereum is supported through the Ethereum application. The token may not appear in default lists but can be added manually using the contract address.
No limit exists on the number of different assets. Device storage limits the number of simultaneously installed apps (approximately 100), but apps can be removed and reinstalled without affecting assets.
Yes. All current Ledger models (Nano S Plus, Nano X, Stax, Flex) support identical cryptocurrencies through the same applications.
