Ledger
Hardware wallet maker running its own affiliate program for crypto creators, paying commissions in crypto. No rates are published.
About the Ledger affiliate program
Ledger runs an affiliate program directly rather than through a network, aimed explicitly at bloggers, YouTubers, influencers and others with a voice in crypto. What it offers publicly is described only in general terms: attractive commissions paid in crypto, a direct relationship with Ledger and early access to Ledger news. No commission rate, cookie window or payout threshold appears on the partner page, and the affiliate portal itself sits behind a bot-protection challenge we do not attempt to pass, so those fields are left empty here rather than filled with unsourced figures. Being paid in crypto rather than fiat is the genuinely unusual part and cuts both ways: it suits an audience that already holds crypto, but it exposes your earnings to price movement between the sale and the point you convert. Note that Ledger also runs a separate reseller programme for shops that want to stock the hardware, which is a different arrangement from the affiliate one.
Pros and cons
- ✓Commissions are paid in crypto, which suits an audience that already holds it
- ✓Direct relationship with Ledger rather than a network intermediary
- ✓Early access to Ledger news and announcements
- ✓Physical product with a clear one-off purchase decision, which converts more simply than an exchange signup
- –No commission rate, cookie window or payout threshold is published anywhere on the partner page
- –Aimed at bloggers, YouTubers and influencers, so a plain content site may not qualify
- –A separate reseller programme exists, and the two are easy to confuse
Topics
Ledger runs its own affiliate program. Look for an "Affiliates" or "Partners" link in the footer of their website. We list program details for reference and don’t link out — always confirm the current terms with the program itself.