Ledger Nano X

Ledger Nano X is a self-custody hardware wallet designed to keep private keys offline while enabling users to manage crypto assets through Ledger’s companion application, Ledger Wallet (formerly Ledger Live). The device supports a cable or wireless workflow, using USB-C for desktop connections and Bluetooth for pairing with mobile devices. It is widely used for securing assets such as Bitcoin , Ethereum , and Solana , while relying on on-device confirmation to reduce exposure to malware on a connected phone or computer.

Ledger Nano X combines a compact form factor with a certified secure element and Ledger OS. Transactions are prepared in Ledger Wallet or compatible third-party applications and must be confirmed directly on the device. This separation between transaction creation on a connected device and transaction approval on the hardware wallet is intended to provide stronger key isolation than software-only wallets.

Nano X is part of Ledger’s Nano series and was introduced to support a more mobile-first workflow than USB-only devices. Its Bluetooth capability is designed for users who prefer managing accounts from a smartphone while retaining hardware-based signing. Over time, Ledger has continued updating its software and firmware environment, including renaming its companion app to Ledger Wallet.

Ledger Nano X is built around a secure element chip and Ledger OS. The device uses a monochrome OLED display and physical buttons for navigation and approvals, which helps ensure transaction confirmations happen on the trusted hardware interface rather than solely on the host device.

Ledger also positions Nano X for wide asset coverage. In practice, functionality can vary depending on whether an asset is handled directly in Ledger Wallet or through a supported third-party application, particularly for advanced token and NFT workflows.

Ledger Nano X is commonly used for long-term self-custody and for regular signing activity where users want hardware-backed approvals. Typical use cases include storing a diversified portfolio, using the device as a signer for on-chain activity, and pairing it with third-party wallets for specialized ecosystems. The combination of Bluetooth and USB-C makes it relevant to users who want flexibility between mobile and desktop environments.