Ledger asset support is best understood as a combination of device capability, Ledger Wallet display, installed apps, and network context. A support question should not be reduced to one static list, because the app, device, and network layer each play a different role.
Device apps and Ledger Wallet work together
The device can support workflows through installed apps, while Ledger Wallet helps the user view accounts and start supported actions. The two layers should be read together before deciding what a support note means.
The Ledger supported assets guide gives a related baseline for readers who want to compare support wording.
Network context affects account display
Some account views depend on selecting the right network or app context. If the display does not look as expected, first compare Ledger Wallet state, installed app state, and network setting before assuming the device itself is the issue.
- Check the Ledger Wallet account context.
- Confirm the relevant device app or prompt.
- Record network and account display wording.
Updates can change the reading path
App or firmware updates may change prompts, supported flows, or account wording. The app versus firmware update guide helps separate app-layer and device-layer changes.
Use a boundary note instead of a one-line answer
A useful record includes asset name, network, Ledger Wallet account state, device app, version note, and device-screen wording if an action is involved. That makes support easier to read without turning it into a single fixed promise.
