The hardware wallet maker called the cut a preventive step after "recent supply-chain incidents," but Tuesday's post did not say how many resellers it is dropping or which ones.
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The devnet implementation adds ML-DSA-65 account signatures. Native mainnet support is targeted for Q1 2027, subject to audits and testnet feedback.
Ledger says the hidden chip reads the 24-word phrase off the screen during setup, leaving the Secure Element and its software untouched.
