Phantom Wallet & Ledger Live Presentation

Concise comparison, integration guidance, security best practices, and demo-ready slide notes.

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1. Introduction & Objectives

What this presentation covers

This deck introduces Phantom Wallet (Solana-focused non-custodial wallet) and Ledger Live (hardware-wallet management app). You'll get an understanding of their roles, core features, interoperability considerations, recommended workflows for secure custody, and a practical demo script for onboarding users.

Speaker notes

Start with a short audience poll: “Who currently uses hardware wallets?” Then outline goals: clarity, security, demo.

2. Phantom Wallet — Overview

What is Phantom?

Phantom is a browser-extension and mobile wallet primarily for Solana and EVM-compatible chains via bridges. It focuses on fast UX, NFTs, token swaps, staking, and dApp connections through Wallet Adapter standards.

Key features

  • Simple onboarding with seed phrase / mobile backup.
  • Built-in NFT gallery and token management.
  • dApp integration via Solana Wallet Adapter and deep links.

3. Ledger Live — Overview

What is Ledger Live?

Ledger Live is the companion application for Ledger hardware devices. It manages accounts across many chains, provides firmware updates, installs apps on the device, and exposes a secure signing layer for transactions.

Key features

  • Secure key storage on a hardware device (private keys never leave the device).
  • Account management, portfolio tracking, and staking integration.
  • Integration layer for third-party wallets and dApps via Bridge and Ledger Connect.

4. Phantom vs Ledger Live — Side-by-side

Role comparison

When to use each

Speaker notes

Emphasize that they are complementary: Phantom for UX, Ledger for custody. Highlight tradeoffs between convenience and security.

5. Integration Patterns & Recommended Workflows

Connecting Phantom to Ledger (high level)

Users can connect a Phantom session to a Ledger device for transaction signing where supported (via Wallet Adapter + Ledger transport protocol). The Ledger acts as the key store and Phantom acts as the UI.

Recommended secure workflow

  1. Set up Ledger device; record and securely store your recovery phrase offline.
  2. Install the required chain app on Ledger via Ledger Live.
  3. Install Phantom extension/mobile app and choose Use a hardware wallet option when connecting.
  4. Verify addresses on the Ledger device before approving operations in Phantom.
  5. Always confirm transaction details on the Ledger screen (amount, destination, fees).

6. Security — Do's & Don'ts

Best practices

Common pitfalls

Speaker notes

Use real-world examples (phishing links, fake wallet pages) to show how a hardware device prevents key exfiltration.

7. Demo — Onboarding + Secure Transfer

Demo outline

  1. Show Phantom install (extension) and basic wallet creation (fast).
  2. Show Ledger setup (device welcome, PIN, recovery phrase instructions).
  3. Demonstrate connecting Phantom to Ledger and verifying an address on device.
  4. Sign a small test transaction: approve on Phantom UI, confirm on Ledger device.

Timing

Target ~8 minutes for the demo: 3 min setup recap, 4 min connection + sign, 1 min Q&A.

8. Troubleshooting & Support Tips

Common issues

When to escalate

If hardware is unresponsive, contact Ledger Support via official channels; never share recovery phrase in support chats.

9. Official Resources (quick links)

Use these official pages for downloads, docs, security guidance, and developer resources.

Speaker notes

Recommend bookmarking ledger.com and phantom.app, demo how to verify HTTPS and certificate padlock before downloading anything.

10. Closing — Key Takeaways

Summary

Q&A

Invite questions — technical, policy, onboarding timelines, or integration details for developers.

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