8 Total
3 High severity
5 Medium severity
0 Low severity
Summary

This is Ledger's official sales contract that applies when you buy a Ledger hardware wallet (such as the Nano, Stax, or Flex) from the Ledger online shop. The most important thing to know is that once your order is handed to the shipping carrier, the risk of loss or damage transfers to you — meaning if your device is lost in transit, Ledger may not automatically replace it. If your device arrives damaged or defective, you should report it immediately and preserve packaging to support any warranty or return claim.

Technical Summary

This document constitutes Ledger SAS's sales terms and conditions governing the purchase of Ledger hardware wallet products (Nano, Stax, Flex) and associated accessories through shop.ledger.com, forming a binding contract of sale under French commercial law with Ledger SAS as the contracting entity. Key obligations include user compliance with export control and sanctions regulations, payment in full prior to shipment, and acceptance that risk of loss transfers to the buyer upon delivery to the carrier. Notable provisions include Ledger's reservation of the right to cancel orders unilaterally at its discretion, a limited statutory warranty regime that supplements but does not expand consumer rights beyond French/EU mandatory minimums, and explicit exclusions of liability for cryptocurrency losses or wallet compromise resulting from user error or third-party software. The document engages the EU Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU), the French Consumer Code (Code de la consommation), GDPR (Regulation 2016/679) for order-related personal data processing, and EU export control regulations; material compliance considerations include the cross-border sale of cryptographic hardware subject to dual-use export licensing requirements and the adequacy of pre-contractual information disclosures mandated under the EU Consumer Rights Directive. Ledger's registered office is in Paris, France, and the document designates French courts as the competent jurisdiction for disputes, which may limit redress options for non-EU consumers.

Institutional Analysis

REGULATORY EXPOSURE: This document engages the EU Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU) — requiring pre-contractual disclosures, a 14-day withdrawal right, and conformity guarantees — as well as the…

REGULATORY EXPOSURE: This document engages the EU Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU) — requiring pre-contractual disclosures, a 14-day withdrawal right, and conformity guarantees — as well as the French Consumer Code (Code de la consommation, Arts. L217-1 et seq.) governing statutory warranties…

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Evidence Provenance
Captured March 25, 2026 06:09 UTC
Document ID CA-D-000277
Version ID CA-V-000321
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SHA-256 f970f3b99e869d437629193a2119a6f8c47e2757fba7a47ea5905e405f934a93
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Change Timeline
Analyzed Changes

1 change analyzed since monitoring began.

What changed Ledger updated their Ledger Terms of Sale on March 25, 2026. Change detected: 1 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 241 sentences after update.
Consumer impact Ledger added a promotional advertisement for a Bitcoin bonus offer to the top of their Terms of Sale page. This does not alter any of the actual terms governing your purchase, rights, or obligations. No action is needed from consumers as a result of this change.
Why it matters This change does not affect the actual terms governing Ledger purchases, so consumers' rights and obligations remain unchanged. It is worth noting only because promotional claims embedded in legal documents can sometimes signal broader marketing practices worth monitoring.
High Severity — 3 provisions
Medium Severity — 5 provisions