> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.iotex.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.iotex.io/blockchain/learn-iotex/wallets/supported-wallet-apps/iotex-desktop-wallet.md).

# IoTeX Desktop Wallet

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**Important: Software Deprecation Notice**

While this wallet remains available for existing users, we highly recommend using MetaMask or your preferred Ethereum wallet for a more up-to-date experience, optionally in conjunction with the [IoTeX Hub Wallet](https://hub.iotex.io).

**Ledger Hardware Support**\
The IoTeX Ledger App does not support ioPay Desktop anymore. Please refer to [using Ledger with the IoTeX Hub Portal](/blockchain/learn-iotex/wallets/supported-wallet-apps/ledger-nano-s-and-x/use-with-iopay-desktop.md).
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## **Features**

* **Native IoTeX API:** \
  The IoTeX Desktop Wallet is based on the native (non-EVM) IoTeX API.
* **Supported Actions**\
  IOTX transfers & ERC20 transfers
* **Smart Contract Interaction**\
  Includes an integrated user interface for interacting with smart contracts.

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Note that accounts created with the IoTeX Ledger app using the IoTeX Desktop Wallet will not be manageable in third-party Ethereum wallets. 

Please refer to [Migrate Assets to a different wallet](/blockchain/learn-iotex/wallets/migrate-assets-to-a-different-wallet.md)
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## **Getting Started**

To download and install the IoTeX Desktop Wallet, click the link below:

[-> Download IoTeX Desktop Desktop](https://github.com/iotexproject/iotex-desktop-wallet/releases)

[→ Learn more about the IoTeX specific HD Derivation Path ](/blockchain/learn-iotex/wallets/supported-wallet-apps/iotex-hd-derivation-path.md)


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