Ledger has opened a new office in New York City, marking a significant expansion of its institutional business in its largest global market. Announced on March 23, 2026, the Paris-based hardware wallet manufacturer has invested millions to establish this strategic hub, which will serve as the primary center for Ledger Enterprise. This platform is designed to support financial institutions adopting digital assets, and the expansion is expected to create numerous local roles in marketing and enterprise functions. The new office aims to strengthen Ledger's relationships with U.S. banks and asset managers, as the company currently secures over 30% of dollar stablecoins held by retail investors. This move is part of Ledger's broader strategy to transition into an AI-accelerated security firm, combining hardware security with cryptographic expertise. CEO Pascal Gauthier emphasized the importance of the New York location, stating it places Ledger Enterprise at the heart of the financial world to meet increasing demand for secure infrastructure.