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Welcome! In front of me is a Ledger Nano X and today I will show you how to add
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the XRP currency wallet to the Ledger. So to get started you will need to either
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use a computer for this or a phone. It honestly doesn't matter which one. It can
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be any kind of operating system on your computer and Android or iOS. It really
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doesn't matter. For Android or iOS obviously you will need to download the
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application through the App Store or Play Store and on your computer you can
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just simply navigate to the website which was provided on the Ledger itself
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at the beginning. But it's basically ledger.com I believe and from there look
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for the program that you need to get. Now once you have it you can simply open it
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up. If you never went through connecting it before, connecting your device to it
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you'll need to go through that. Now if you're using a computer I'll probably
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mention this right now. I did kind of forget to do that before. On your
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computer you will most likely need to connect the Ledger to your device assuming you don't have a Bluetooth connectivity on your computer. If you do
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it should basically be as painless as it is on here. So once it's connected you
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can then go into the manage category, select your device, give it a moment
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painfully long process right here and from there it will show you your Ledger
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along with all the installed wallets on it, along with the amount of
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storage you have left on it and you can also manage your installed wallets right
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here and install new ones. As you can see there is Pletra to choose from
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Obviously there is more wallets to choose from than you actually have space
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for them so that's a little bit of a shame considering the size of this thing
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But anyway let's get going with adding the XRP to it. So find it in the list
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It's one of the more popular ones so it's going to be somewhere at the top of
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the list. As you can see it's right here for me so simply click on install. Now
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this is 60 kilobytes so even though technically 60 kilobytes is basically
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nothing it's going through Bluetooth and it's going painfully slow as you can see
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So just give it a half a minute or so and it should be right about done at
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that time. And additionally I'll mention that right now we're only installing the
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XRP wallet to the Ledger. We still don't have any kind of wallet address assigned
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to it so once this is done installing it will actually give you a pop-up where you
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can select to create a wallet. There we go. As you can see there is a pop-up so
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I'm going to quickly go over this account and then find the XRP account or
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wallet. Select your Ledger. Now on the Ledger itself you will see that it pops
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up open up XRP so you need to click both of those buttons to confirm it
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And we get another painfully long loading time. And there we go. As you can
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see there is the wallet itself. Select continue and go to account and right
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here you can see it right somewhere on your list. Let's say you have only one
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then there will be only one but I have a couple of them. So anyway from here you can
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select the wallet itself, receive and here just to save on time I'm going to
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select continue without my device which will give you access to the wallet
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address right over here. And that's basically it. So you're all set by now
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