This tutorial will guide you through accessing your Ledger Ethereum (ETH) account(s) using the Rabby wallet.
Before You Start
Update Ledger Apps:
Ensure the latest version of the Ethereum (ETH) app is installed on your Ledger device. Learn more.
Verify that your Ledger device is running the latest firmware version. Learn more.
Close Ledger Live:
Ledger Live should be closed as it may conflict with Rabby.
Accessing Your Ledger Ethereum Account(s) Through Rabby
Open Rabby Website:
Navigate to Rabby.io in your Chrome or Chromium-based browser (like Brave). Note: Rabby is not compatible with Firefox.
Download and Install Rabby Extension:
Install the Rabby extension in your browser. See the GIF below for guidance:
Set Up Rabby Wallet:
Open the Rabby extension in your browser.
Click on Get Started.
On the Set Unlock Password screen, set a password for your Rabby wallet and click Next.
On the Enable Chains screen, select the chains you want to use and click OK.
Connect Ledger Hardware Wallet:
On the next screen, choose Hardware Wallet.
In the web browser, a pop-up window will appear.
Select Ledger from the available options.
In the Select Connect Method window, choose Connect hardware wallet directly.
Connect Your Ledger Device:
After connecting and unlocking your Ledger device, open the Ethereum app on your Ledger.
In Rabby, select Ledger Live and click Next.
A window will appear where you should see your device’s name (e.g., Nano X or Nano S). Select your device and click Connect.
Select Your Ethereum Account:
Choose your Ledger Live Ethereum address from the list, tick the box, and click Next.
Your Ledger Ethereum account and its balance will appear. Click OK.
Ready to Use:
Your Rabby wallet is now set up! You can use Rabby to manage your dapps on different EVM-compatible chains and set it as your default wallet. It will appear automatically on websites where you connect via MetaMask.
Next Steps
Manage dapps: Use Rabby to interact with decentralized applications (dapps) on various EVM-compatible chains.
Need Help?: Reach out to the Rabby developers on X, Telegram, Discord, or open an issue on GitHub for further assistance.
“Fill out the form to send a request to the wallet’s customer service.”