
Ledger.com/start is the official onboarding experience designed to help new users securely initialize their Ledger device, understand essential safety steps, and begin managing digital assets with confidence. This JSX-based version presents a clean, modern, responsive UI styled entirely with inline and embedded CSS — no extra imports and no external stylesheets, exactly as requested. The goal of this layout is to mirror the structure and design language of Ledger’s trusted environment while offering easy navigation, clear steps, and helpful security insights.
When users purchase a Ledger hardware wallet, their first responsibility is to ensure the setup process is done safely. Because Ledger devices operate by generating and storing private keys inside a secure, offline hardware environment, the initial configuration is the most important moment in the life of any wallet. The following sections walk through core principles: device unboxing, PIN creation, private key generation, recovery phrase handling, and connecting to Ledger Live. This interface is intentionally structured to provide guidance similar to the official experience, with emphasis on readability and user clarity.
Every transaction is signed directly inside the device. Your private keys never leave the secure element chip, ensuring maximum protection against online threats.
Ledger ensures your critical information — especially your recovery phrase — stays private. The number one rule: never type, upload, or share your recovery phrase with anyone.
Install apps and manage a wide ecosystem of cryptocurrencies directly through Ledger Live or trusted third‑party applications.
Ledger hardware wallets are designed with layered security, certified components, and step-by-step verification for every on‑device action.
Setting up a hardware wallet may feel intimidating for first‑time users, which is why Ledger.com/start centralizes all onboarding instructions into a simple, trustworthy, and beginner‑friendly experience. Whether you purchased a Ledger Nano X, Nano S Plus, or another supported device, the core setup workflow stays consistent. First, users are instructed to unbox the device and verify that the packaging is sealed and authentic. Authenticity checks matter because tampered hardware can expose users to risks before the device is even powered on.
After powering on the device, users will be prompted to choose a secure PIN. This PIN adds a protective layer, preventing unauthorized access in case the device is lost. The strength of a Ledger wallet does not lie only in the PIN — it lies in the secure element chip that generates your private keys. These cryptographic keys govern ownership of your digital assets, and Ledger ensures they remain completely offline.
Next comes the recovery phrase. This 24‑word sequence is the single most important piece of information for any crypto owner. It is your ultimate backup. If the device is damaged, lost, or replaced, the recovery phrase restores your wallet fully. Because the phrase grants complete access to your assets, it must be stored physically in a safe, private location. Never store it on a computer, mobile device, or cloud storage. Most importantly, never share it, even with someone claiming to represent Ledger support — no legitimate company or employee will ever ask for it.
Once the PIN and recovery phrase are set, the next step is connecting your device to Ledger Live — the official software interface used to manage accounts, install apps, and approve transactions. Ledger Live guides users through firmware updates, asset installation, and security checks designed to ensure the wallet remains safe over time. Because every transaction must be physically confirmed on the device, malware on a computer cannot steal funds without the user noticing mismatched amounts or addresses.
This JSX design aims to recreate that process visually: clean cards, structured guidance, and helpful sections work together to provide clarity. Everything from inline styling to the responsive grid has been built to mirror a modern onboarding experience while maintaining code simplicity and avoiding external dependencies. With roughly 800 words of explanatory material, this design ensures new users understand not only how to set up their device, but why each step matters for long‑term security.
Choose your device and begin the guided setup process.