Connecting with a Ledger?
Connecting with a Ledger?
Direct Ledger connection to the Avalanche wallet (and Core web) uses the BIP44 derivation path. This will show the same funds.
Core extension and Core mobile support two derivation paths: BIP44 and Ledger Live. If users did not select the BIP44 derivation path when setting up their wallet, they may not see all of their AVAX when connected to Core web. Users should try importing their Ledger with the second derivation path if they do not see all of the expected addresses or funds.
Looking for Bitcoin network assets?
Looking for Bitcoin network assets?
Core derives its own Bitcoin network address regardless of how the wallet is set up (a mnemonic or Ledger in Core extension and mobile, or a Ledger connected directly to Core web).
Users who have funds in Ledger Live's application WILL NOT see these funds when connecting their Ledger devices to Core extension or Core web due to Core's unique derivation path. If users want to see or use their Bitcoin funds in Core, they will need to send the Bitcoin from Ledger Live to the address seen in Core extension or Core web.
Looking for X-Chain or P-Chain AVAX?
Looking for X-Chain or P-Chain AVAX?
Users should ensure that they set up their Core wallet the same way they accessed their Avalanche wallet previously to ensure X/P-Chain address derivation is consistent.
Users with a large number of UTXOs may not be able to use all of their X/P-Chain funds in a single transaction. Users can manually select UTXOs to use in transactions which will combine them down for a better Core web experience.
Users can view their UTXO table and breakdown of previously used X/P-Chain addresses in the portfolio by following the instructions in this article.
For any additional questions, please check out the Core web FAQ.
For any additional questions, please view our other knowledge base articles or reach out via email at [email protected]. Examples are for illustrative purposes only.

