Watch Koinly import a Ledger wallet: public addresses, xpub or Ledger Live export

What this demonstrates

Koinly's walkthrough of adding a Ledger hardware wallet to Koinly using public addresses (Ethereum), an extended public key (Bitcoin) or an exported Ledger Live operation history.

• For Ethereum, the presenter copies the receive address from Ledger Live, with the device connected, and pastes it into Koinly, which recognises the network (about 1:44 to 2:10).
• Bitcoin needs the extended public key (xpub), found under the Bitcoin account's Edit account screen in Ledger Live (about 2:24 to 2:52).
• The file route uses Ledger Live's Export operation history, choosing every account you use, then dragging the saved file into Koinly (about 3:12 to 3:54).
• After importing, the presenter checks the transactions tab and staking tags before moving on to reports (about 3:54 to 4:07).

Apply it to your task

1. Collect the public address or xpub for every Ledger account you used.
2. Or export the full operation history from Ledger Live, including every account.
3. Review staking and transfer tags after the import.

Check this against today’s product

Uploaded by Koinly in December 2024. Ledger Live and Koinly screens may have changed, and a Ledger holiday promotion visible early in the video was for December 2024 only. Koinly presents this as education, not tax advice. NeonForecast has not tested this import.