Ledger

Ledger is a hardware wallet and crypto-security brand for people who want private keys kept away from internet-connected devices. Crypto investors, NFT collectors, DeFi users, security-conscious families, and institutions use Ledger devices when they want self-custody without relying only on an exchange or software wallet.

The product line now spans Ledger Stax, Ledger Flex, Ledger Nano Gen5, Ledger Nano X, Ledger Nano S Plus, recovery accessories, Ledger Wallet, and business products. In practice, a user can move coins off an exchange, approve transactions on a physical screen, manage Bitcoin and Ethereum accounts, swap or stake through the app, connect to compatible wallets, or keep a backup signer for long-term holdings. Ledger is most relevant to audiences who already understand that buying crypto is only one part of the job; protecting keys, reviewing transactions, and recovering access are the ongoing work.

Publishers sign up through Ledger's affiliate site, accept the affiliate terms, and create an account either on Ledger's internal affiliate platform or through the Impact path described in the terms. After joining, affiliates receive a tracked link that routes visitors to Ledger product pages or a custom Ledger e-shop. A purchase can become a qualified affiliation when the visitor completes payment and the order is not later canceled or refunded.

Ledger's public terms set the baseline reward at a minimum 10% of the final sales price actually paid by the visitor, after discounts and excluding VAT, GST, similar taxes, and delivery costs. The internal platform requires EUR 50 and at least two generated orders before the affiliate can request compensation, with Bitcoin as the stated payment method. The Impact path has no minimum threshold in the terms and processes redeemed rewards within 30 days. Ledger's accessible public terms did not state a cookie window.