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Import Ledger Wallets with Ledger Live.

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Written by Morgan
Updated over 3 months ago

You can import Ledger Live transactions directly via the wallet addresses for each blockchain you use on Ledger Live.

Import Ledger Live via Wallet Address:

The address you will need from Ledger Live to import into ZenLedger is your receive wallet address. Each different blockchain you use on Ledger Live (eg. ETH, LTC, XRP, etc) will have a different wallet address you will need to import into ZenLedger. See the note at the bottom of this article regarding Bitcoin wallet addresses.

Steps to obtain your receive wallet addresses in Ledger Live Desktop:

Step 1: Click Receive on the left-hand side.

Step 2: Type or use the drop-down list to choose the account (token) you need the address of.

Step 3: Click Continue.


​Step 4: Connect and unlock your Ledger device. Open the crypto asset app as instructed and click Continue.

Step 5: Read the on-screen instructions and click on Verify to display an address on your device.

Step 6: Copy the address and follow the steps in our Wallet Import Article to add it to your ZenLedger account.

Step 7: Follow the above steps for each blockchain you use within Ledger Live.

For a video walk-through of the above instructions within Ledger Live, please check out their Receive Crypto Assets support article.

Note: It can be a little tricky to find the Bitcoin wallet address(es) from Ledger to import, so we recommend following the instructions in their Extended Public Key (XPUB) article. It is very common to have multiple Bitcoin addresses to import, so keep that in mind when you are collecting your Bitcoin address(es).

Import Ledger Live via CSV:

Note: We only recommend importing via CSV if you have previously imported Ledger Live transactions via CSV. Be sure to have the lock date set to your most recent imported transaction from Ledger Live before adding the new CSV, to avoid duplicate transactions.

Step 1: Download and install Ledger Live app from here and connect to your ledger hardware.

Step 2: To export your file for upload, click on "Setting widget".

Step 3: Click on "Accounts".

Step 4: Click on "Operation History"

Step 5: Click on Save.

Step 6: Select all the Accounts on your device.

Step 7: Click on Save and save to your computer.

Step 8: Upload the file to ZenLedger under the Wallets/Import tab, find Ledger Nano/Ledger Live, and upload your CSV.

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