8 Total
3 High severity
3 Medium severity
2 Low severity
Summary

This is Ledger's official sales agreement for buying hardware wallets and accessories directly from their online shop, covering everything from order placement to delivery and returns. The most important thing to know is that Ledger limits its liability for indirect losses, meaning if your device has a defect and you lose access to cryptocurrency as a result, you may have very limited legal recourse for those losses. EU and UK customers have a statutory 14-day right to return their purchase, so check whether you qualify before accepting a device you're unsure about.

Technical Summary

This document governs the sale of Ledger hardware wallet products (Nano, Stax, Flex) and accessories via shop.ledger.com, constituting a binding sales contract under French commercial law given Ledger SAS's Paris incorporation. Users are obligated to provide accurate personal and payment information, accept delivery terms set by third-party logistics providers, and comply with export control restrictions that may prevent shipment to sanctioned jurisdictions. Notably, the document limits Ledger's liability for indirect losses — including loss of cryptocurrency assets — and restricts warranty claims to manufacturing defects, which is an unusually significant carve-out given the security-critical nature of hardware wallets. The document engages EU Consumer Rights Directive 2011/83/EU (14-day withdrawal right), GDPR data processing obligations for purchase data, and French Consumer Code provisions; the cross-border nature of sales to US, UK, and global customers creates multi-jurisdictional compliance considerations including FTC consumer protection standards and UK Consumer Rights Act 2015.

Evidence Provenance
Captured April 19, 2026 06:26 UTC
Document ID CA-D-000277
Version ID CA-V-000793
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SHA-256 5761b01ad9251bf4b490971d3c0a1270c63953747ebdbce5a44bea93d43fa0b2
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Analyzed Changes

3 changes analyzed since monitoring began.

What changed Ledger updated their Ledger Terms of Sale on April 09, 2026. Change detected: 1 sentence(s) added, 1 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 242 sentences after update.
Consumer impact Ledger changed the promotional marketing text displayed at the top of their Terms of Sale page, replacing a Bitcoin bonus offer with a new wallet upgrade announcement. This change does not affect any actual terms, consumer rights, pricing, or data practices. No action is required from consumers as a result of this update.
Why it matters This change is purely cosmetic and updates only the promotional marketing banner on the Terms of Sale page. It has no effect on consumers' rights, pricing, or data handling.
What changed Ledger updated their Ledger Terms of Sale on April 08, 2026. Change detected: 1 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 241 sentences after update.
Consumer impact Ledger changed only the promotional marketing text displayed at the top of their Terms of Sale page, adding urgency language ('Last chance') and a new tagline ('Trade Different'). The actual terms, consumer rights, and purchase conditions remain unchanged. This update has no material impact on consumers' rights, data, or finances.
Why it matters This change is purely cosmetic and only affects a promotional marketing banner at the top of the page. No substantive consumer rights or terms were altered.
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 banner to the top of their Terms of Sale page advertising a Bitcoin bonus of up to $100 for Ledger Wallet users. The underlying legal terms and consumer rights in the document have not changed. This is a cosmetic/marketing update with no impact on your rights, data, or finances.
Why it matters This change has no material impact on consumers' legal rights or obligations under Ledger's Terms of Sale. It is purely a marketing addition and consumers are not required to take any action.

Recent Clause-Level Changes Apr 9, 2026

8 provisions unchanged.

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High Severity — 3 provisions
Medium Severity — 3 provisions
Low Severity — 2 provisions

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Applicable Regulations

CFAA
United States Federal
GDPR
European Union