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# Ledger Guide

## BLOCX. Ledger Documentation

### Short Introduction:

A Ledger Device is a hardware wallet that is considered one of the most secure ways to store your digital assets.

Ledger uses an offline, or cold storage, method of generating private keys, making it a preferred method for many crypto users.

This guide will help you to connect your Ledger device to BLOCX. Wallet

It enables users to Send and Receive BLOCX. Coin<br>

### Requirements :

\- You’ve initialized your Ledger Device.<br>

\- The latest firmware is installed (Ledger Nano S).<br>

\- Ledger Live is ready to use.<br>

\- Install the latest version of BLOCX. Wallet\ <br>

### Install The BLOCX App:

1\. Open the Manager in Ledger Live.

2\. Connect and unlock your Ledger Device.

3\. If asked, follow the onscreen instructions and Allow Ledger Manager.

4\. Find BLOCX in the app catalog.

5\. Click the Install button.

&#x20;   a. An installation window will appear.

&#x20;   b. Your device will display Processing…

&#x20;   c. The app installation is confirmed.

6\. Close Ledger Live.

### Connecting to the BLOCX. LEDGER Wallet Website

1\. Open the <https://ledger.blocx.space> and connect Ledger device to the website.

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2. First, Unlock your Ledger Device and Open the BLOCX. App on your Ledger Device.

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4. Click the “Connect” Icon at the Top left again.

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5. Verify that the address on the BLOCX. Website wallet matches the address on your Ledger Device.

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6\. For Ledger Nano S: Press the right button to show the address.

\- For Ledger Nano X: Press the right button to scroll to “Display Account”.

\- Then press both buttons to show the address.

### View Account Balance

1\. Your account balance is shown on the left side of the website.

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### Receiving BLOCX in the BLOCX. Website wallet

1\. Make sure you have verified your Receive address as shown in Step 5 and 6 of "Connecting to the BLOCX LEDGER Wallet Website".

2\. You can get your Receive address by simply copying the address to the clipboard.

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### &#x20;Sending BLOCX from the BLOCX. Website wallet

1\. Click on the "Send" Button

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1\. Enter the BLOCX address and the Amount, then click the “Submit” Button.

2\. Review the Amount you are sending for the transaction and click the "Send" Button.

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4.After that it will go to the Waiting phase and Verify TX details on Ledger.

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5\. Review and Accept the transaction on your Ledger Device.

6\. Press the right button on your Ledger Device to review the transaction details (Amount and Address) until you see “Accept and Send”.

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7\. Once you Send the Transaction on the Ledger Device, “\*Sending” transaction will appear in the Transaction history. (Please wait approximately 3 minutes for the transaction to confirm).

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