Ledger plans to preload Solana Mobile’s Seeker app on its upcoming Atom device, extending the Solana mobile catalog to another hardware platform with more than 1,500 apps. The agreement was unveiled in Paris on Oct. 14 during Ledger Op3n 2026, where Solana Mobile identified Ledger as its first partner to extend the mobile stack to another device maker.
On Atom, Seeker is designed to serve as both a gateway to the Solana dApp Store and a wallet. Solana Mobile says its catalog covers tools for trading and payments as well as games and artificial intelligence. Existing developer submissions to the store are expected to reach Atom users, the company says. Solana Mobile began opening its Android software stack to other manufacturers in March 2026.
The partnership takes Solana Mobile’s software beyond its own phones. The company has argued that some app marketplaces charge fees of up to 30% of transactions, while its dApp Store offers developers another distribution route. To support expanding to other hardware, it cited Seeker activity exceeding $13 billion in transaction volume, spread across 154 million transactions, and a store catalog of more than 1,500 apps.
Ledger says Atom will run everyday applications on software based on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). A separate Secure Element running Ledger OS is intended to manage sensitive transaction approvals. During authorization, Ledger OS will control the display through Secure Mode, according to the company.
Ledger says the device remains in development, with delivery estimated for Q2 2027; the estimate is not a commitment and may change. Its current special reserve price for the Founders Edition is $849, subject to change before launch, and the $100 reservation deposit is fully refundable. Ledger plans to announce more partners and benefits for early reservations at Solana Breakpoint next month.
