> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ready.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ready.co/ready-wallets/ready-multisig/create-a-multisig/with-ledger-signer.md).

# With Ledger signer

By adding Ledger to your Ready Multisig, you’ll combine the security of Ready and of the industry's leading hardware wallets. Trusted by the Starknet Foundation, the Ready Multisig is the go-to wallet for companies, protocols and DAOs building on Starknet.

Before you start, you will need:

* [Ready Wallet](https://www.argent.xyz/) installed on your browser
* A Ledger wallet (Nano X or Nano S Plus)
* The Starknet app installed on your Ledger, using [Ledger Live](https://www.ledger.com/ledger-live) (you will need to enable the developer mode in Settings > Experimental features)

## Step 1: Create a new multisig

Open Ready Wallet, go to accounts and add a new account. Select “Multisig Account”, "Create new multisig" and "Create with Ledger".

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## Step 2: Connect your Ledger

You will be prompted to plug in and unlock your Ledger. Then, open the Starknet app in Ledger and click “Connect”. Before doing this, ensure the Starknet app is installed on your Ledger from Ledger Live.

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## Step 3: Add owners

Your signer pubkey is generated from the Ledger. You can now add the signer pubkeys of the other multisig owners and click “Next”. You can add as many signers/owners as you want.

For more information on how additional owners can generate a signer pubkey, see *Join a new multisig with Ledger* section belo&#x77;*.*

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## Step 4: Set the multisig threshold

Select the threshold. This is the number of valid signatures required to execute a transaction.  It is recommended to use a n-of-m signatures scheme with n < m (e.g. 3 out of 4).. Then click “create multisig”.

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## Step 5: Fund and activate your multisig

Congrats, your multisig has been created ! Don’t forget to fund your Multisig with some ETH to activate it.

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## Step 6: Sign with Ledger

Next time you need to sign a multisig transaction, you will be prompted to connect and confirm with Ledger.

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