On iPhone or iPad, getting Ledger Wallet is less about memorizing a fixed version number and more about checking that the App Store page, developer information, permission prompt, and Ledger device screen all belong to the same workflow. Display details can change by region and iOS version, so use the current store page as the reference.
Check the App Store page first
When searching for the application, review the app name, developer information, icon, and page description. If a browser link opens the store, confirm that the final page is still an App Store application page. For the platform overview, start with Ledger Wallet download and installation guide.
Watch the first permission prompts
- Bluetooth permission is relevant for Ledger devices that support Bluetooth connection.
- Notification permission can be handled according to user preference.
- Local network or system prompts should be interpreted together with the current connection method.
- A web page asking for recovery material is not part of the normal application download workflow.
For iPhone connection limits, read iPhone connection with Ledger.
Run a basic recognition check
After installation, open Ledger Wallet and connect the device. Confirm whether the application recognizes the current device and whether the device screen matches the task being performed. If the application page and device screen do not align, pause before adding accounts or installing device apps.
Keep the mobile path separate
Mobile installation, Bluetooth permission, and account management are related but not identical. Keeping them separate helps later troubleshooting. Record the iOS version, application version, connection method, and the first prompt shown on the device screen.
