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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
2.2. On electrum name your wallet and choose standard wallet.3. On the next screen you’ll see keystore option. Choose “use a hardware device” and click next. Electrum will now scan for your device.If you have trouble connecting your ledger device to electrum then follow this tutorial: https://coinguides.org/ledger-nano-not-detected-electrum-fix/4. Choose your device and on the next screen you’ll be asked to choose the scrypt type and derivation path. Its nothing but the address formats.See: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Invoice_addressCurrently Bitcoin has three different address formats in use. Legacy address starts with 1, p2sh-segwit starts with 3 and native SegWit address type starts with bc1. For example if you have funds in your address that starts with 3 then choose p2sh-segwit and click next. If you want to use all the three address formats you need to setup three separate wallet for each address type.5. You can then set wallet file encryption which is completely optional and is up to you.That’s it! Your ledger device is now connected to electrum. Go to address tab and you’ll see the list of all your Bitcoin addresses.Note: If you wallet is passphrase protected then access the passphrase protected account before you connect your device to electrum. Then follow the steps below for signing an address.Signing Message: Electrum – Ledger (Bitcoin)1. Right click and copy the address that you wish to sign.2. Go to Tools >> open sign / verify message.3. Paste the copied address in the address field.4. Next enter the message that you want to sign. There are no
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