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these, and they can only be created "manually". Writing down 5 or more
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sets of 20 words is difficult, error-prone and time consuming.
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The [python-slip39][1] project (and the SLIP-39-app macOS/win32 App) exists to
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assist in the safe creation and documentation of Hierarchical Deterministic (HD)
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Wallet seeds and derived accounts, with various SLIP-39 sharing parameters. It
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generates the new random wallet seed, and generates the expected standard
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Ethereum account(s) (at derivation path `m/44'/60'/0'/0/0'` by default) and
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Bitcoin accounts (at Bech32 derivation path `m/84'/0'/0'/0/0'` by default), with
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wallet address and QR code (compatible with Trezor derivations). It produces
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the required SLIP-39 phrases, and outputs a single PDF containing all the
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required printable cards to document the seed (and the specified derived
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accounts).
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On an secure (ideally air-gapped) computer, new seeds can safely be
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generated and the PDF saved to a USB drive for printing (or directly
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printed without the file being saved to disk.). Presently, `slip39' can
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output example ETH, BTC, LTC, DOGE, BNB, CRO and XRP addresses derived
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from the seed, to /illustrate/ what accounts are associated with the
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backed-up seed. Recovery of the seed to a [trezor-model-t][2] is simple,
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by entering the mnemonics right on the device.
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We also support backup of existing insecure and unreliable BIP-39
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recover phrases as SLIP-39 Mnemonic cards, for existing BIP-39 hardware
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wallets like the [ledger-nano][3]! Recover from your existing BIP-39
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Mnemonic, select "Using BIP-39", and generate a set of SLIP-39 Mnemonic
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cards. Later, use the SLIP-39 App to recover from your SLIP-39 Mnemonic
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cards, click "Using BIP-39" to get your BIP-39 Mnemonic back, and use it
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to recover your accounts to your Ledger (or other) hardware wallet.
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Output of BIP-38 or JSON encrypted Paper Wallets is supported, for
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import into standard software cryptocurrency wallets.
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# Hardware Wallet "Seed" Configuration
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> Your keys, your Bitcoin. Not your keys, not your Bitcoin.
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Output of BIP-38 or JSON encrypted Paper Wallets is also supported, for import into standard
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software cryptocurrency wallets.
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## on the Command Line
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[1]: <https://github.com/pjkundert/python-slip39.git> "python-slip39"
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2021-12-28 10:55:18 slip39.recovery Recovered SLIP-39 secret with 4 (1st, 2nd, 7th, 8th) of 8 supplied mnemonics
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2021-12-28 10:55:18 slip39 ETH m/44'/60'/0'/0/0 : 0x68dD9B59D5dF605f4e9612E8b427Ab31187E2C54
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## SLIP-39 Mnemonic Cards PDF
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Here's an example of PDF containing the SLIP-39 recovery mnemonic cards produced:
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![SLIP-39 Mnemonic Cards PDF][slip39-cards]

slip39/version.py

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__version_info__ = ( 10, 0, 2 )
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__version_info__ = ( 10, 0, 3 )
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__version__ = '.'.join( map( str, __version_info__ ))

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