# Ledger testnet Bitcoin connection

You'll need to install a seperate bitcoin app on the Ledger device. This is only possible after turning on the Developer mode, in settings (top right) and then clicking the Experimental Features tab:

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Then click "My ledger" in Ledger live, and allow the device to connect. Searching for "testnet" will bring up the Bitcoin test (BTC) app version 2.2.0-rc2 in this case, install that:

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Switch to testnet on the Leather Extension:

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And then connect to bitcoin while the Bitcoin testnet app is active on the Ledger device. After connecting you may need a bitcoin faucet, you can try this or find another one online <https://coinfaucet.eu/en/btc-testnet/>.

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