Topic: Multibit paper wallet question (Read 3192 times)
Hmm not sure cant help you here :/
Would exporting keys to a usb drive and making a printout of the encryption passcode be considered a poor man's paper wallet? By doing this, I could delete my coins/wallet from the client, then restore them using the backup exported keys.
And because that backup wouldn't be a deterministic wallet, I would need to back up again every time I made a transaction. Does this sound right?
And because that backup wouldn't be a deterministic wallet, I would need to back up again every time I made a transaction. Does this sound right?
+1 for supporting paper wallets in multibit...mandating a two day download seems ridiculous in this lightspeed network. Please add paper wallet support!
At the moment Multibit does not have a deterministic wallet so there is no support for paper wallets.
The most similar thing is to create some receiving addresses and then export the private keys to an encrypted backup file. You can then put the encrypted keys on a USB stick.
How To:
http://multibit.org/help_backupWalletUsingPrivateKeys.html
It is on my list of TODOs to support hierarchical deterministic wallets, but it will be a while yet.
The most similar thing is to create some receiving addresses and then export the private keys to an encrypted backup file. You can then put the encrypted keys on a USB stick.
How To:
http://multibit.org/help_backupWalletUsingPrivateKeys.html
It is on my list of TODOs to support hierarchical deterministic wallets, but it will be a while yet.
Hi-
I have the latest version of Multibit running on my Macbook. Wanted to know how to generate a paper wallet. Does Multibit even have that capability?
Thanks
I have the latest version of Multibit running on my Macbook. Wanted to know how to generate a paper wallet. Does Multibit even have that capability?
Thanks
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