The right wallet for your ERC20 tokens
Looking for a ERC20 Wallet to buy and store your ERC20 tokens? Join 6+ million customers who trust Ledger hardware wallets to securely store their crypto and use them on the day-to-day basis.
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What is an ERC20 wallet?
Whether you’re looking to keep your crypto safe for long-term or manage them on a daily basis,Ledger has the right product for you.
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Ledger hardware wallet
Ledger hardware wallet stores your private keys and signs transactions offline, making them resistant tomalicious attacks and threats. Pair the Ledger crypto wallet with Ledger Live App to manage your ERC20 tokens on the go.
Ledger Live App
Ledger Live App is a gateway to managing your assets, staking and earning passive income, checking your real-time balance, tracking transaction histories, and more.
How to get an ERC20 wallet?
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Get Ledger Nano
Select and purchase a Ledger wallet of your choice.
- Beginner in the crypto world? Get started with Nano S Plus.
- Prefer a Bluetooth connection? Try with Nano X.
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2
Download Ledger Live
Download and install the Ledger Live app in a couple of clicks on desktop and mobile.
Coupled with a Ledger, it makes the most secured wallet for your ERC20 tokens.
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Add Ethereum to your portfolio
Install Ethereum on your Ledger Nano:
- Open Ledger Live and navigate to Manager.
- Connect and unlock your Ledger device.
- Search for Ethereum in the app catalog and click Install.
- Head to Accounts
- Add Account
You’re all set to receive ERC20 tokens!
Buy, Swap, Manage, and Stake ERC20 tokens at your fingertips
Manage your ERC20 tokens
Ledger Live is your one-stop platform for smooth and complete asset management. With just a few clicks, you can buy and send/receive ERC20 tokens.
*Buy, send/receive, swap, stake, and other crypto transaction services are provided by third-parties partners.
Buy ERC20 tokens
You can easily buy ERC20 tokens with a credit/debit card or bank transfer. Choose from a range of service providers (Paypal, Ramp, MoonPay, Sardine…) and select the option that works best for you.
Your ERC20 tokens will land safely in your Ledger ERC20 Wallet.
Buy ERC20 tokens
Stake ERC20 tokens
Put your ERC20 tokens to work and get rewards.
In just a few clicks, you can start staking ERC20 tokens through Ledger Live. Track your rewards in the Earn section and discover staking opportunities across chains.
Stake ERC20 tokens
Swap ERC20 tokens
Swapping allows you to explore different crypto assets, protect your ERC20 tokens from volatility, and diversify your portfolio.
You can easily swap ERC20 tokens through Ledger Live without using fiat currencies.
Swap ERC20 tokens
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What is ERC20?
ERC20 is Ethereum Request for Comment, number 20. ERC20 is a formal Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) that was adopted as a smart contract token standard on Ethereum’s blockchain.
It is a protocol standard that defines specific rules and standards for issuing tokens on the Ethereum’s network.
The majority of tokens issued on the Ethereum blockchain are ERC20 compliant. It allows one token to be traded with another.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ethereum is a public blockchain network for building decentralized applications (dapps) using smart contracts, which are written in the programming language Solidity. Ethereum has a native cryptocurrency called Ether (ETH), which is used for transferring value on the network and paying gasfees, which are required to cover the costs of computation across the network and prevent spamming.
However, the existence of smart contracts on the network, which are ostensibly autonomous accounts and computer programs, enables a suite of new functionality in Ethereum not available in Bitcoin. Ethereum is a Turing-complete platform, meaning that virtually any logic can be programmed into applications on the network. Smart contracts are accounts that execute functions automatically on the network, and a group of smart contracts coalesced into a broader purpose form dapps (Decentralized applications).
To facilitate communication and the development of functional, interoperable dapps and smart contracts, a framework for standardized smart contracts for tokens was created. The most prominent of which is ERC-20.
ERC-20 is a standardized format for the creation, issuance, and management of fungible tokens on Ethereum. These tokens have different use cases and applications, such as utility tokens, and are created by developers using ERC-20 as a reference. The standard provides basic formats for transferring and interacting with ERC-20 tokens, which are subsequently used by various wallets to enable the storage, transfer, and management of the tokens.
Standardization leads to rapid innovation and underscores the Internet’s design.
ERC-20 tokens are designed to be fungible, which means that each token unit is equivalent to the next. For example, using the Maker DAO ERC20, 1 MKR is always equivalent in value to 1 MKR.
Most tokens on the network are ERC-20 compatible and can be seamlessly exchanged and transferred for one another on the network. Most of the Ethereum-related tokens you will find on coin aggregation sites are ERC-20 tokens, like Chainlink, Maker, Matic and many more.
Besides ERC-20 on Ethereum, several other standards emerged (i.e., ERC-721) that focus on different types of tokens, such as non-fungible. These non-fungible tokens are designed to represent unique digital assets, like a virtual cat, with the rise of CryptoKitties becoming the flagship example of what non-fungible tokens can accomplish.
The easiest and most reliable way to determine which standard a token is following is to look at its source code.
To do so, head over to Etherscan, and find the token by searching for its contract address (or name). Make sure to double-check with a trusted source that you got the right smart contract address, there are thousands of fake token contracts out there. Take it from one of your transactions for example.
In the Profile Summary on the right, click the contract address, and on the “contract” tab, hit ctrl+F (or cmd+F for Mac) and search for “ERC”. You’ll just have to see if it implements ERC20 standards or others.
Initially proposed by developer Fabian Vogelsteller, ERC20 has ballooned to encompass a series of narratives, from powering the ICO fundraising method and craze of 2017 to underscoring the potential of standardized protocols in public networks.
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