Ledger Device Confirmation Record | Screen Prompt, Entry Source, and Local Note

Device confirmation on a Ledger hardware wallet is best handled as a screen-and-record check. The entry source explains why an action appears, the device screen shows what must be reviewed, and the local note records the result without private setup material.

Start From the Entry Source

Begin with the app screen, FAQ entry, or service step that led to the device prompt. If the entry context is unclear, compare it with Ledger Wallet entry and permission checks before treating the prompt as ready for confirmation.

Read the Device Screen as the Main Record

The hardware screen is the part that should be reviewed directly. Keep the note on visible labels, action type, and whether the prompt matches the task; do not copy recovery phrase words, PIN values, or private account screens.

Separate Confirmation From Account View

An account view can explain what the user intended, but it should not replace device-screen review. The account view and screen context note is a useful companion for keeping app-side information separate from the hardware prompt.

Finish With a Short Local Note

The final record should state entry source, screen prompt, action context, and whether the user continued or paused. This keeps device confirmation practical and aligned with the CN FAQ intent.