Ledger has introduced native support for Etherlink, the EVM-compatible smart rollup built on Tezos, across its wallet and signer products.
Ledger, the leading digital asset security company, has rolled out native integration for Etherlink, a Tezos-based EVM-compatible smart rollup. This upgrade broadens Ledger’s existing Tezos support, empowering users to fully manage Etherlink-based assets through both Ledger Wallet and signer devices.
The update brings full Etherlink support to the Ledger ecosystem, including:
With Etherlink integrated, users now gain direct access to top DeFi platforms, including:
All Etherlink and Tezos transactions are protected with hardware-enforced Clear Signing, ensuring no hidden transaction details. This advanced security feature is especially important as institutions explore EVM-compatible solutions.
Charles Guillemet, CTO at Ledger said:
This latest move aligns with Etherlink’s increasing adoption, driven by:
Ledger confirmed that native Tezos Layer 1 staking is next on its roadmap. Once live, users will be able to:
Ledger has supported Tezos delegation since 2019, with over 10 million XTZ already staked via its platform. The upcoming staking support aims to build on that foundation, offering users both security and yield without leaving the Ledger ecosystem.
I love seeing hardware wallets like Ledger push deeper into real DeFi usability. In my experience, people want both top-notch security and a smooth interface, and this integration hits both. It gives Tezos users a clear on-ramp to DeFi with tools they already trust. Plus, the pending native staking support is a huge win for anyone who wants to earn yield safely. I found this update to be a big deal for Tezos adoption and for serious crypto users looking to go beyond just HODLing.
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