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Tezos Ledger App Updates: Manager.tz Operations, Named Delegates, and More

Tezos Ledger App Updates: Manager.tz Operations, Named Delegates, and More

In case you missed it, you can now send, receive, or delegate your XTZ directly in Ledger Live! We're thrilled that this functionality is now available to the Tezos community and would like to thank TQ Tezos and Ledger for making this possible. In addition to that release, we've added

v2.2.0 of Tezos Ledger Apps: Babylon Support and More

v2.2.0 of Tezos Ledger Apps: Babylon Support and More

v2.2.0 of the Tezos Ledger applications is now available on Ledger Live! Tezos Wallet is available for the Nano S and Nano X, while Tezos Baking is currently only available for the Nano S. In addition to Babylon support, this release introduces an improved bip32-ed25519 derivation scheme. We've

Verbose Signing: How to Confirm Any Tezos Operation on your Ledger Device

Verbose Signing: How to Confirm Any Tezos Operation on your Ledger Device

Thanks to recent developments, it is now possible to verify any Tezos operation being signed by a ledger device! Some Background Confirming operations on a hardware wallet's UI is a vital part of what makes using them so secure. When you are using a web app or desktop wallet, it

Introducing Flextesa: Robust Testing Tools for Tezos and its Applications

Introducing Flextesa: Robust Testing Tools for Tezos and its Applications

Links from this guide were updated on July 1, 2020 Testing plays an important and often overlooked role in developing software. Great applications need to account for the 'what ifs' and the 'could that happen' situations which are rare but should be handled. Within the past year, we've had the

Tezos Baking v2.0.0 for the Ledger Nano S: Testing Tezos Amendment Proposals

Tezos Baking v2.0.0 for the Ledger Nano S: Testing Tezos Amendment Proposals

Testing sourdough rolls baked for different lengths of time - Juergen Krauss, The Fresh Loaf The first potential amendments to the Tezos protocol have been submitted, and delegates are upvoting the amendment(s) they are most interested in promoting to mainnet. Our most recent post described how delegates can securely

Voting on Tezos with your Ledger Nano S

Voting on Tezos with your Ledger Nano S

In Tezos' Liquid Proof of Stake (LPoS) consensus mechanism, token holders vote on proposed protocol amendments with their stake. Token holders storing their tez on a Ledger Nano S hardware wallet will need ways to exercise their vote while keeping their assets stored safely on the device. That's why we're

Getting Started with Tezos on the Ledger Nano S

Getting Started with Tezos on the Ledger Nano S

No matter your use case, if you are going to participate in Tezos it is wise to store your tez securely. One of the best solutions for securely storing tez is to use a hardware wallet. When you use a hardware wallet such as the Ledger Nano S, the private