Leather Wallet Extension for Chrome, Firefox and Brave 

Leather Wallet is a non-custodial and decentralized virtual wallet for handling STX tokens. It’s the most famous and widely used wallet for applications created on Bitcoin. Users can connect to apps and handle their virtual assets protected by Bitcoin and BTC L2s with a battle-tested crypto wallet for the Stacks blockchain. Now support the Ordinals. You can access the complete capabilities of the robust Bitcoin wallet with the ease of your daily web browser. Leather Wallet Extension lets you receive BTC into Native SegWit addresses across several accounts. Also, you can transact BTC to any BTC address, create and check inscriptions in the Collectible section, and check and manage your funds across accounts. 

Steps to Download and Create a New Wallet on Leather Wallet

Leather Wallet is accessible as a browser extension and desktop application. Also, it provides apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android.   

Leather Wallet For Web

Leather Wallet For Desktop

Steps to Connect Ledger Device with the Leather Wallet

The Stacks app for Ledger hardware devices permits users to connect their devices to the Leather Wallet (Windows, Linux, and MacOS) to securely handle their STX assets and perform Stacking. You can access the Stacks app in Ledger Live. You should download it before adding your device to your wallet for validation. 

Pros of Having Leather Wallet Extension

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I transact STX with a Ledger device on Leather Wallet?

Launch the Leather Wallet extension or app and choose I already have a wallet

What should I do to lock additional STX for staking on Leather Wallet?

Open the Leather Wallet app and tap Settings > Reset Wallet

Where can I get the updated version of the Leather Wallet Extension?

You will get the updated version of the Leather Wallet for Testnet below the Releases button in GitHub. Move to the Assets page for the latest launch and choose the edition with testnet in the file name according to your operating system (Windows, Linux, and macOS).