Ledger expanded its support for Celo, the Ethereum layer-2 network oriented toward global finance. The fee abstraction functionality was enabled through the integration of CIP-64.
With this update, Ledger’s more than 8 million users can use any of the 18 native Celo assets available on the platform to pay transaction fees, with no need to hold the CELO token as gas.
CIP-64 is a core primitive of the Celo network introduced with the Gingerbread Hardfork in July 2023. Its implementation allows settling transactions with ERC-20 tokens, eliminating the usual limitation associated with gas payments on Ethereum-compatible networks. Currently, nearly half of all transactions on Celo are conducted with dollar-denominated stablecoins, demonstrating the real-world adoption of this functionality among payment application users.
This integration builds on the sending, receiving, and swapping of CELO and native network stablecoins that Ledger Live incorporated in December 2025. Users can access Celo assets by downloading the app from the Google Play Store or iOS App Store.
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