How do I export Ledger Live transaction history?

Ledger Live provides an operation-history CSV export. Follow current Ledger support instructions because menu locations can change by version.

Do I connect my Ledger device to this site?

No. A standard statement uses a public address only.

Does one Bitcoin address cover the whole Ledger account?

Not always. Bitcoin HD accounts can use multiple addresses. Document the exact scope requested by the reviewer.

Can I prove control of the address?

Optional wallet-signed flows are available for supported Ethereum and Bitcoin address/signing combinations.

Is CryptoBankStatement affiliated with Ledger?

No. Ledger is referenced only to explain compatibility.

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Ledger Live Transaction History & Statement

Ledger Live can export account operation history as CSV. When a reviewer needs a dated PDF as well, CryptoBankStatement can format supported public BTC or Ethereum-mainnet activity using the receiving address only. A standard report never connects to the Ledger device and never requests the recovery phrase.

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Supported scope

Network	Assets	Status
Bitcoin mainnet	BTC address activity	Supported
Ethereum mainnet	ETH, ERC-20 USDC and USDT	Supported

Not supported

Ledger accounts on other networks
XPUB aggregation
Exchange-internal activity
Multiple addresses in one statement

How to create the report

01
Export from Ledger Live if CSV is enough
Ledger Live includes an operation-history export. Keep it when an accountant needs the wallet application record.
02
Copy the relevant public address
For a PDF and blockchain-derived CSV, copy the public receiving address for the requested BTC or Ethereum account.
03
Create and scope the statement
Choose the matching asset and date range, review the preview, then download the PDF and CSV.

Compare the available records

Record	Useful for	Limitation
Ledger Live CSV	Native account operation export	No bank-style PDF or independent verification page
Block explorer	Checking individual on-chain records	Raw technical presentation
CryptoBankStatement	Dated PDF, CSV and evidence links	One public address and asset per statement

Anonymized example

A Ledger user preparing records for an accountant keeps the Ledger Live CSV as the native export and generates an Ethereum statement for the same public address and tax-year period. The two records can be reconciled while blockchain links provide independent transaction evidence.

Frequently asked questions

How do I export Ledger Live transaction history?: Ledger Live provides an operation-history CSV export. Follow current Ledger support instructions because menu locations can change by version.
Do I connect my Ledger device to this site?: No. A standard statement uses a public address only.
Does one Bitcoin address cover the whole Ledger account?: Not always. Bitcoin HD accounts can use multiple addresses. Document the exact scope requested by the reviewer.
Can I prove control of the address?: Optional wallet-signed flows are available for supported Ethereum and Bitcoin address/signing combinations.
Is CryptoBankStatement affiliated with Ledger?: No. Ledger is referenced only to explain compatibility.

Primary sources

Export operation history as CSV — Ledger Support

Written by CryptoBankStatement editorial team. Last reviewed 2026-08-28.

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