Local-only bridge
All communication occurs on your machine via localhost/loopback endpoints. Nothing is stored in the cloud unless you explicitly opt in to a separate service.
ledgerconnectlogin.com provides an easy, privacy-first gateway that lets you log in to supported web apps using your hardware wallet. We focus on local-only bridging, clear on-device confirmations, and short-lived sessions so you stay in control of your keys and your data.
Note: This is an independent service offering a secure connector compatible with hardware wallets. It is not an official product of any hardware wallet manufacturer. Always verify firmware and on-device prompts.
All communication occurs on your machine via localhost/loopback endpoints. Nothing is stored in the cloud unless you explicitly opt in to a separate service.
Every signing request includes a human-readable summary shown on the hardware device screen. Approve only what you recognize — the browser cannot sign without device confirmation.
Session tokens are intentionally short-lived and can be revoked from the local bridge dashboard. Revoke access any time and unplug the device to instantly cut off connections.
Because the device authorizes every sensitive operation, browsers and web pages without hardware access cannot perform signatures on your behalf.
No. This service provides a secure connector compatible with hardware wallets but is not an official product of any hardware wallet vendor. Always use official manufacturer channels for firmware and urgent security notices.
No. Private keys and recovery phrases remain on your hardware device. The connector relays requests locally and does not collect seeds, private keys, or sign requests without your on-device approval.
Close the connector app, unplug the device, or use the local dashboard to revoke active sessions. Sessions are short-lived by default to reduce the risk of lingering access.
We recommend using audited, open-source connectors and verifying checksums or signatures from the project's official release page. Inspect the code or consult independent security audits when possible.