Using my Electrum, I created multiple accounts in Native SegWit (bech32) with the following derivation path, one of which is empty and the other contains funds.
m/84'/0'/0' - contains funds
m/84'/0'/1' - empty
m/84'/0'/2' - contains funds
The issue is that when I use the Ledger Live to scan the third wallet (m/84'/0'/2'), it only detects the empty wallet with the derivation path m/84'/0'/1'. It says that I need to deposit some funds first in the empty wallet to scan the 3rd wallet.
Is it possible to import the derivation path of the 3rd wallet in LL (m/84'/0'/2') to see the balance in it without funding the empty wallet?
This won't work in Ledger Live. You need to use a Electrum for that.
From Ledger support:
Add your accounts
In the Accounts step, different sections can appear:
In the Select existing accounts section accounts are shown that already have blockchain transactions. Add a checkmark to the account(s) to add and choose a name for them.
In the Add new account section you can add a new account by adding a checkmark.
This is not possible when the last created account of that crypto asset has not received a transaction yet.The Accounts already in Portfolio section lists the accounts that are already in Portfolio and thus can not be added.
https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404389482641-Add-your-accounts?docs=true Why do you need Ledger Live? This is a software for new comers. It lacks some basic functionally such as coin control (control inputs to spent), adding accounts and many more.
I suggest that you stick with Electrum. You use a somehow advanced feature there, which cannot be used in Ledger Live. You can use electrum for everything, you don't need Ledger Live at all.
If you really want to use Ledger Live, I suggest that you create a totally different wallet with a different PIN using a passphrase to hold your accounts. Just transfer your third account wallet to that new wallet created with a seed phrase. It is safer and will work with Ledger Live.
More details here:
How the passphrase works
The 24-word recovery phrase saved during initial setup of your Ledger device fully backs up the private keys providing access to your accounts. You must store it in a secure place.
The passphrase is essentially a password added to your 24-word recovery phrase that provides access to a whole new set of accounts.
The passphrase protects your crypto assets if your 24-word recovery phrase were to be compromised. To access passphrase-protected accounts, an attacker will need your recovery phrase as well as your secret passphrase.
Each different passphrase unlocks a unique set of accounts. You can use as many passphrases as you like.
https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005214529-Advanced-passphrase-security
