Ledger NEAR Wallet Disruption Resolved: What Users Should Check
Ledger reported a NEAR mainnet service disruption that affected sends, account access and balance/history display before resolving it. Here is how to verify a transaction safely after service returns.
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Ledger NEAR Wallet Disruption Resolved: What Users Should Check
Quick answer: Ledger reported a NEAR Protocol mainnet service disruption that could prevent sends, adding accounts, and viewing balances or transaction history. Ledger later marked the incident resolved. If you attempted a transaction during the disruption, verify the transaction on-chain before sending again.
What happened
Ledger’s status page said technical issues with NEAR mainnet inside Ledger Wallet could affect sending transactions, adding accounts, and viewing balances or transaction history. The incident was subsequently marked resolved.
What to check now
- Update Ledger Live and reconnect your device normally.
- Confirm the NEAR account address is the one you expect.
- Look up any attempted transaction using a trusted NEAR block explorer.
- If the transaction succeeded on-chain but Ledger Live is stale, avoid sending a duplicate and allow the interface to resync.
- If no transaction exists on-chain, re-check the destination address and network before retrying.
If your balance still looks wrong
A wallet interface is not the blockchain. A stale balance can reflect an indexing or connectivity problem. Compare the address balance against a reputable explorer. Do not enter your recovery phrase into a website or “sync” form offered through search results, DMs, or support replies.
Scam warning
Service incidents often attract fake support accounts. Ledger staff do not need your recovery phrase to troubleshoot a NEAR display or transaction problem. Never disclose the phrase, private keys, or approve an unfamiliar transaction.
Source and status
Source: Ledger Status. The NEAR mainnet disruption was reported September 18 and marked resolved September 19, 2026.
FAQ
Is the Ledger NEAR issue resolved?
Ledger marked the incident resolved. Check the live status page in case a new incident appears.
Should I resend a pending transfer?
Only after confirming the first attempt did not execute on-chain.
Why can an explorer show funds when Ledger does not?
Wallet applications rely on backend/indexing services to display blockchain data. Temporary display failures do not necessarily change the blockchain state.
Informational only, not investment advice. Always verify addresses, network status and official support guidance before moving crypto.
Informational only, not investment advice.
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