Short answer:
No, Ledger Live does not natively support multi-signature (multi-sig) wallets.
However, Ledger devices (e.g., Nano X, Nano S Plus) can be used as part of a multi-sig wallet setup, but youβll need to use third-party wallet software for that.
Multi-signature (multi-sig) means a transaction must be approved by multiple private keys (e.g., 2-of-3 or 3-of-5) instead of just one.
Benefits:
Reduces risk of single-point failure
Great for teams, family trusts, businesses
Protects against theft/loss of one key
To set up a multi-sig wallet that includes a Ledger device, use one of the following third-party wallets:
Wallet | Multi-Sig Support | Ledger Support | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Sparrow Wallet | β Yes | β Yes | Great for Bitcoin multi-sig, open-source, power-user focused |
Electrum | β Yes | β Yes | Advanced Bitcoin wallet, not user-friendly for beginners |
Specter Desktop | β Yes | β Yes | Designed for multi-sig and hardware wallets, excellent security |
Unchained Capital | β Yes (2-of-3) | β Yes | Provides custody + assisted self-custody services |
Casa | β Yes | β Yes | User-friendly multisig service with guided recovery |
Ledger Live canβt see or manage multi-sig wallets, so you must manage them entirely via the third-party app.
Youβll need to record all co-signer xpubs and back up configuration files.
Backup and security are more complex than single-sig. Be confident before using multi-sig.
Install Sparrow Wallet on your PC.
Set up a new multi-sig wallet (e.g., 2-of-3).
Connect your Ledger device as one of the co-signers.
Add 2 more co-signers (other Ledger devices, or software-generated keys).
Save the wallet configuration file.
You can now receive BTC to the wallet, and spend only if 2 of the 3 keys sign the transaction.
Feature | Supported in Ledger Live |
---|---|
View/manage multi-sig wallet | β Not supported |
Use Ledger device in multi-sig | β With third-party apps |
Import multi-sig wallet | β Not in Ledger Live |
Advanced users needing Bitcoin multi-sig security
Shared custody for business or family funds
Users who want more fault tolerance than a single seed phrase