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# Connect your Signer account to the Ledger Wallet extension

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This section is for Operators only.
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## Overview

* In the workspace settings, you will be able to connect your signer account to the Ledger Wallet which will be used similar to an extension, in order to craft a transaction via Ledger Wallet and then sign it with your PSD on Ledger Enterprise.
* The Vault Signer feature is available on **Cosmos** and **Near** accounts with the **Ledger Wallet** application functioning as an external wallet.
* Please note that the account balance for these cryptocurrencies will not be displayed in your Ledger Enterprise workspace. Users are advised to rely on the blockchain or Ledger Wallet for balance information.

## Before you start

* You need to have a Vault Signer account created: Create a Signer account .
* Your Personal Security Device must be connected to your computer, switched on, and the Ledger Vault app opened.

## Instructions

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<summary>Step 1. Access the external wallet configuration in the account settings as an operator</summary>

1. Click on the account you want to connect to Ledger Wallet.
2. Click Settings in the tabs.

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3. Click on the External wallet signer section.

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<summary>Step 2. Pair your workspace with Ledger Wallet</summary>

1. Open Ledger Wallet (please make sure you have the latest version of Ledger Wallet. You can download Ledger Wallet [here](https://www.ledger.com/ledger-live) ).
2. You will see three fields to copy in order to connect the Ledger Enterprise workspace to Ledger Wallet: the workspace name, the URL endpoint, and the API token. Click **Generate** in order to create the API token. Once you've generated your token your screen should look like this:

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3. Please carefully make a note of the API token generated. Once you have generated the token, it will be hidden from view. If you lose it, you will need to generate a new token.
   1. The token is singular to every operator. Once it has been generated it applies to all the accounts that a given operator has access to. For example, if Operator Carlos Hernandez generates an API token, it will apply to all the accounts he has access to. Another operator will generate a different token on their side. This token ensures that each operator will only be able to import the accounts that they have access to into an external wallet.

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4. Open Ledger Wallet and click on the "Settings" icon in the top right corner.

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5. Then click on **Experimental features** tab

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6. Scroll down to find the **Vault Signer** section and enable the feature.

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7. A modal will pop up which will invite you to copy-paste the information from the 3 fields displayed on the Vault page.

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8. Once you've copy-pasted all information, click **Connect** .

Success! You've now established a connection between the Ledger Enterprise workspace and Ledger Wallet. This will allow you to import accounts to see them in the Ledger Wallet and then craft a transaction.

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<summary>Step 3. Import the account into Ledger Wallet</summary>

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Please make sure to have funds on accounts that are already imported or Ledger Wallet will prevent you from importing new accounts.&#x20;
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1. In Ledger Wallet, go to the **Portfolio** page.

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2. Click on **Add account**
3. A modal will open. Choose the cryptocurrency of the account you wish to import.

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4. The second step asking to connect the device will automatically skip, as the connection has already been made through the settings of the Ledger Wallet in **Step 2: Pair your workspace with Ledger Wallet** .
5. The third step will show a synchronization of accounts.

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Once you are satisfied with the accounts displayed, click **Stop** to import those accounts and proceed to the final confirmation step. You can use the checklist to import the accounts you want.

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6. The last step shows a successful import.

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