Cardano(ADA) is currently in the top 10 coins we have right now based on marketcap, due to Cardano(ADA) being one of the biggest contenders against other smart contract platforms like Ethereum and EOS. So while waiting for Cardano(ADA) to be developed by the team and also while waiting for it to rise in price, we heavily suggest that people should make sure that their ADA holdings are safe enough for long term storage.

If you’re looking for a guide for that specific reason, you’ve come to the right place.

And by the way, if you’re wondering— “Does the Ledger Nano S/Nano X support Cardano(ADA)?”, then yes. Ledger does support Cardano(ADA).

Table of contents:

1. Yoroi wallet

The Yoroi wallet is only currently supported on the Google Chrome and the Brave browser. For security and privacy sake, we heavily suggest using the Brave browser instead.

Downloading the Yoroi Wallet extension

Creating your Cardano wallet through Yoroi

Accessing your Yoroi Wallet

2. Atomic Wallet

Atomic wallet is a “Universal Multi-Assets Wallet”; pretty much a single wallet that could hold multiple coins and tokens, with the feature of exchanging your coins and tokens to other coins and tokens without even withdrawing your funds.

Download the Atomic wallet

3. How to Store Your Cardano(ADA) on the Ledger Nano S/Nano X

To be able to store your Cardano using your Ledger Nano S or Nano X, make sure that you’re device is on Firmware version 1.5.5 or newer.

READ: Ledger Nano S: “Not Enough Storage/Space Left?” **

Download the Yoroi Browser plugin

Using the Yoroi Wallet

READ: The brand new Ledger Nano X: Is it worth buying? **

Which wallet is the safest?

When using wallets that are installed on your computer or mobile device, there’s always a chance of hackers gaining access to your wallet’s private keys, no matter how secure you think your device is.

As always, regardless of what coin or token you’re storing, a hardware wallet like the Ledger Nano S or the Ledger Nano X is always heavily recommended. Since your private keys are locked into the hardware wallet device, your funds are safe even if your computer has hundreds and thousands of malware/viruses in it.

Final Thoughts

That’s pretty much it. You should be able to store your Cardano(ADA) on your own wallets if you followed any of the instructions above. This is just the beginning though, as no matter how secure your funds is, you can still lose your funds if ever you fall for some tricks that scammers and hackers have. People get hacked and scammed all the time. We heavily suggest that you educate yourself on the common cryptocurrency scams, just to make yourself aware.


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