A free sports prediction game with no real money
What Ledger is, how you play it, and how to tell it apart from a sportsbook and from the hardware wallet that shares the name.
Updated September 2, 2026
Ledger is a free-to-play prediction game for real sports and culture. You spend Float, a virtual currency that refills. Reality grades every call. Standing is the record of the ones that landed. There is no deposit, no cash-out, and no App Store listing. You play in the browser at ledger-app.io. If you meant the hardware wallet, that is ledger.com.
How you play
Pick a side on a live game, a show, or a futures board. Spend any whole amount of tonight’s Float. The official result decides. A correct skill call writes Standing. Chance games in the Arcade never do. Scout, the companion, will walk the board with you and will never send you to the Arcade or manufacture urgency.
The closed economy is the safety. Running out of Float is a stopping point, not a paywall. The Dividend is free Float that falls weekly, and again when players rest. Nothing counts down.
Not a sportsbook, not a wallet
A sportsbook takes real wagers and keeps a share. Ledger takes nothing and pays nothing. The Shadow Line is the counterfactual: what a real book would have taken from the same graded calls. It never decreases, and nothing was charged.
Ledger the game is unrelated to Ledger the cryptocurrency hardware wallet. We do not make devices, custody assets, or sell recovery phrases. The shared name is the record of your calls.
What stays free
Play stays free. A planned optional membership would fund the desk and unlock cosmetics, deeper labs, or a care-card export. It will never sell Float or multiply Standing. Today there is no payment path. There is also no native iOS or Android store listing: the product is the website.