AI is no longer just answering questions. It’s making purchases. Ledger’s Ariel Wengroff (@AWengroff) told Yahoo Finance at Money20/20 that the safeguard is deciding in advance when an agent needs your approval.

Ledger Agent Intent 0.3.0 is live. Agent Intent lets your AI agent propose transactions while you stay in control. Your agent (@claudeai Code or Duet, @OpenAI Codex or Dot, @openclaw, @NousResearch Hermes, @Meta Muse, etx) drafts a send or a swap. You review it and approve it on your @Ledger signer. The agent never holds your keys. Agents propose. Humans approve. Hardware enforces. What's new in 0.3.0: - Every pending proposal shows its USD value and estimated network fee, and refreshes automatically. - The transaction is rebuilt right before you sign, so what you approve is current. - A low-balance warning appears before you start signing. - Reject on your Ledger and the proposal stays pending, so you can review it again later. - You see a block explorer link once it goes through. - Clearer messages when something fails, including when a VPN blocks the connection. - See which agent is asking, with its logo. Give your agents custom avatars. - wallet-cli 2.13.0 on npm: faster startup and clearer setup on Linux. - Security hardening across the app and CLI.

Solana Mobile names Ledger as its first hardware expansion partner. The Seeker app, combining the Solana dApp Store and wallet, ships preinstalled on Ledger Atom™, bringing 1,500+ apps to Ledger users. Emmett Hollyer (@m_it), GM of @solanamobile, introduced the partnership at Ledger Op3n. More at Solana Breakpoint next month.

Relive the moment @_pgauthier, Chairman & CEO, revealed Ledger Atom™ at Ledger Op3n in Paris: the device built to protect everything you value. Our first device with your everyday apps and 5G connectivity built in, switching to Secure Mode whenever you interact with your private keys.

Ledger is Solana Mobile’s first hardware expansion partner. We’ve partnered with @solanamobile to bring the Seeker app to Ledger Atom. The Seeker app, combining the Solana dApp Store and wallet, comes preinstalled and featured on Ledger Atom™’s home screen, putting 1,500+ apps in front of Ledger users, with signing and approvals happening on the Secure Screen. More to come at Solana Breakpoint - stay tuned!

Your wealth is digital. The device you manage it with should be built for that. Meet Ledger Atom™: the security of industry leading hardware, the convenience of your everyday apps, plus control over your AI tools, and a rapidly expanding platform of apps, all in one quantum ready device. Agents propose. You approve. Your Ledger signer enforces.

Update from Ledger Donjon on the CryptoBilis investigation 🔽 @DonjonLedger is investigating Ledger signers sold by CryptoBilis, a reseller in Southeast Asia, that contained an unauthorized hardware implant. Ledger confirmed this on October 10th for one affected user's signer. All confirmed fund losses tied to the incident disclosed on October 9th involve signers sold through CryptoBilis. We have not verified a drain linked to a signer bought elsewhere. CryptoBilis has confirmed it stopped selling Ledger signers while the investigation continues. Based on the Donjon's analysis of the attack, the implant sits inside the enclosure and reads the data shown on the screen. During setup, the signer displays the 24-word recovery phrase. When the implant detects these screens, its microcontroller decodes the words and transmits them over LTE using a provisioned eSIM. The implant is a separate component. It does not modify the Secure Element or the Ledger operating system, and it does not alter transactions or signatures. The Donjon will analyze the signers it receives and will share more as the investigation continues. We have not confirmed the total number of affected users or the total value lost. Figures circulating online come from third parties and Ledger has not fully verified them. If your funds were drained and you have not contacted us, please do so through Ledger Support so we can include your case. We are also reviewing reports of implants in other signers and locations. We will continue to share information as the investigation progresses. Rest assured the Ledger team is going above and beyond to leave no stone unturned to investigate this situation to the strongest possible outcome. If you bought a Ledger signer from CryptoBilis and have not set it up, do not set it up and contact Ledger Support. If you have set it up, transfer your assets promptly to a new signer with a new recovery phrase. Do not enter or restore any recovery phrase on a signer bought from CryptoBilis. Never enter your recovery phrase into a website, app or form. If you lost funds or hold a tampered signer, contact Ledger Support at and file a report with local law enforcement. Do not send the signer to anyone before speaking with Ledger Support or local law enforcement. If you lost funds, coordinate with law enforcement before opening the signer. Researchers and others with relevant information can write to security@ledger.com. If you did not buy from CryptoBilis and want to inspect the inside of your signer, the guide is at Use caution and make sure your recovery phrase is backed up first, because opening a signer can damage it. Ledger will never call you, message you directly, or ask for your 24-word recovery phrase. We will update this post when we verify new information.

72 hour update on reseller CryptoBilis incident 🔽 As the investigation continues, we are working with relevant authorities. The volume of impacted devices is limited. We know this is concerning, especially for those directly affected, and we are reaching out to impacted users. To date, all confirmed cases related to the disclosed draining incident of Oct 9th, 2026, involve devices sold through the Southeast Asia reseller CryptoBilis. Our systems and direct sales channels remain unaffected. We take the CryptoBilis situation seriously and are actively investigating. We encourage impacted users to reach out to Ledger Support through official channels and file complaints with their local law enforcement authorities. As a reminder, CryptoBilis has confirmed having ceased all sales of hardware wallets. We are reminding our authorized resellers and distributors to source products only through authorized channels and never to restock returned products. Also, we strongly advise users not to purchase from unauthorized resellers, where the risk of buying suspicious, counterfeit or modified devices is important as nothing operates under ledger security guidelines. Security isn’t static and this incident underscores why we continuously review and strengthen our distribution and anti-tamper processes. We are continuously improving that work now and events like this strengthen our resolution: reviewing authorized reseller controls, advancing hardware protections, and cooperating with authorities. Thanks to @SEAL_911 for their collaborative support and all their efforts. This is an ongoing threat that doesn’t just impact Ledger, but the whole ecosystem, and we are calling others in the space to work with us on making improvements for users. We believe in jointly working with researchers, other vendors and partners on improving industry chain-of-custody practices and anti-tamper techniques. Raising the bar on physical supply-chain integrity benefits the entire ecosystem. If you have relevant information, contact security@ledger.com. For CryptoBilis buyers: do not initialize unused devices. If already set up, move to a new seed on a device from Ledger. If you have concerns that your device was impacted by the CryptoBilis incident, please contact Ledger Support through the official site: Ledger Support is available 24/7 to answer your questions and concerns. Scammers often try to take advantage of incidents like this. Rely only on official Ledger channels. Ledger will never call you, DM you, or ask for your 24-word recovery phrase.

Students at Op3n is back. An initiative by Ledger N3XT. Oct 15–16: 31 students from 13 university blockchain clubs at Ledger HQ, Paris. Private hackathon on the Ledger stack, Ledger Donjon workshop, panels with industry leaders and real Parisian experiences. 2 packed days 🧵

Private stablecoins, secured by Ledger USDCx on @AleoHQ is now supported in Ledger Wallet™. Swap stablecoins you already hold into shielded USDCx, with every transaction confirmed on your Ledger signer's secure screen.

FA token support is now live in @Ledger Wallet. You can now send and receive a wider range of Tezos tokens directly through Ledger, including USDt, YOU (youves), TEIA, TEDv and more. See the full list of supported assets ↓

The right question isn't whether to use AI agents for finance. It's who holds the keys when they act. Ledger Wallet CLI keeps that answer simple: your agent proposes, your hardware approves, nothing moves without your physical intent. Same principle as every Ledger signer. Now for the agentic era.

Most people's crypto setup: five apps, three exchanges, no idea where half of it actually is. Ledger Wallet pulls it all together. Buy, swap, sell, stake - everything in one place. Your Ledger signer keeps the keys offline. Simple. Secure. Yours. 🔒

Staking shouldn't mean giving up your keys. @luganodes is now live inside Ledger Enterprise as a native ETH staking provider. Institutions can put ETH to work through Luganodes validators without moving assets off-platform or handing over their keys.