Ledger is launching Wallet 4.0, a major upgrade to its crypto app aimed at bridging the gap between self-custody and trading platforms. The update, rolling out now with more features in April 2026, includes faster navigation, upgraded portfolio tools, expanded earn options, and real-time transaction alerts. Sensitive actions remain tied to Ledger’s hardware signer.
The redesign reflects Ledger’s shift from a hardware wallet provider to a full crypto platform offering integrated services. Wallet 4.0 introduces a redesigned home screen with market intelligence like trending tokens and the Fear and Greed Index. Users can download the app before receiving their hardware, though private key generation still requires a device.
This move supports Ledger’s push into recurring revenue streams, complementing its global sales of over 8 million devices. The company recently appointed former Circle executive John Andrews as CFO and opened a New York office, signaling deeper engagement in the US market.
Ledger aims to compete in a market increasingly focused on trading, swaps, and yield access, not just cold storage.