And what I found as a result of my experiments: I tested Muun, OneKey, Nunchuk, Blixt ... and a few more Android wallets.
It turned out that indeed bc1p accounts ... can be opened. But none of the wallets gives you the opportunity to find out the seed or private key of your BTC mainnet account. Thus, you do not have full control of the taproot account opened with a mobile phone.
I just did a quick import test with the seed phrases of Nunchuck and I was able to successfully recover and see my Taproot address on the OneKey app
[there's also an export private key option (Click on your account type > 3 dots > View details > Export private key)]!
- It's worth noting that seed phrases are shown prior to the creation of your wallet.Thank you
SFR10 for your valuable advice!
I also checked this procedure ---> opened a Taproot account in
Nunchuk, got a seed. Then opened
OneKey. And indeed, the Taproot score entered for this seed turned out to be the same.
It looks like this is the seed mainnet. ?
However, none of the other wallets accept this seed.
Muun doesn't want to restore anything at all.
Blixt on this seed gives a completely different score bc1q....(segwit).
Blue also does not accept Taproot and gives the same score bc1q ..
In short, it turns out some kind of chaos.
As long as I get it. Maybe it's just too early for the widespread adoption of Taproot on phones. But with Segwit, the implementation also took a long time.
By the way OP, !
Add * in the first post of the
Nunchuk wallet.
He became a worker and from a mobile phone.