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# Stakely.io wallet
## Web wallet
Click here to access the Web Wallet:
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[Web wallet](/wallets/third-party-wallets/stakely.io-wallet/ledger.md)
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## CLI wallet
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[Commandline](/wallets/third-party-wallets/stakely.io-wallet/commandline.md)
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## Further Security Notes and Further Developments
Although a Ledger hardware wallet is a very secure way of storing your LTO, always initialize your account by broadcasting a transaction to enhance the security of your account effectively reducing the chances of being hit by an “Address collision”.
Some features: data transactions, mass transfers, and other new transactions -even if supported by the Ledger integration- are not supported by the web/CLI wallet. They might be implemented in future releases of the web wallet.
Ledger devices use the BIP-32 deterministic wallet generation, so even if all Cli and Web LTO wallet interfaces disappear, you will be able to recover any wallet by using your Ledger device seed.
### Final Notes
Ledger hardware wallet support for LTO Network was an unofficial development by the LTO Network community. You can contribute to the projects here:
* Ledger app + Cli Wallet:
* Web Wallet (recommended):
* Web Wallet (deprecated):
### Support
If you encounter any issue with your Ledger device, Web wallet, or CLI wallet, please join the LTO Network Tech Chat, or open an issue on Github.
* LTO Network tech Telegram chat:
* Ledger application GitHub issues:
* Ledger web interface GitHub issues: