moonpay-hardware-wallet

To sign transactions with a Ledger hardware wallet, you can connect the device to MoonPay CLI and run the 'mp wallet hardware add' command. This enables on-device signing for swaps, transfers, and bridges without exposing private keys.

On-device signing is a security mechanism that requires Ledger hardware wallet approvals for MoonPay CLI transactions. Private keys never leave the device, ensuring secure swaps, transfers, and bridges across supported chains.

Yes, Ledger hardware wallets support Ethereum and Solana workflows on MoonPay CLI. You can securely sign transfers, swaps, and bridges while keeping your private keys safely stored on the physical device.

You can add a hardware wallet securely by running 'mp wallet hardware add --name "my-ledger"' in MoonPay CLI. This integrates the Ledger device, caches derived addresses in an encrypted vault, and keeps private keys on the device.

Yes, MoonPay CLI supports hardware wallet management for swaps, transfers, bridges, buy, and balance commands. The Ledger integration requires on-device approvals and caches addresses in a protected vault for seamless execution.

Using a Ledger with MoonPay CLI requires physical device connection and on-device approval for every transaction. Supported workflows are currently limited to Ethereum and Solana chains, meaning other blockchain networks are not supported.