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Qwertycoin Documentation
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Introduction to Qwertycoin
Getting Started
Terminology
Simple Steps
Wallet
Types of Wallet
Paper Wallet
CLI Wallet
GUI Wallet
Zero Wallet
Mobile Wallet
Web Wallet
RPC Wallet
Wallet Backup
Wallet Recovery
Wallet Update
Sign and Verify Messages
Mining
Mining Options
Cloud Mining
Creating a Mining Pool
Mining With SBC
Mobile Mining
Using a Mining Pool
XMR-Stak
XMR-Stak Linux
XMRIG
Node (Daemon)
Configuration
Fix Sync Issues
Load Checkpoints
Start Masternode
Trading
Exchanges
How to Trade on BISQ
How to Trade on CREX24
Developer
Compiling Daemon from Source
Forking Qwertycoin
Google Breakpad Integration
Hosting Block Explorer
Hosting Web Wallet
Hosting Faucet
Local Testnet
Resources
API
Daemon HTTP RPC Commands
Daemon JSON RPC API
Wallet RPC API
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Wallet Backup

5 things to remember when backing up your wallet

    1.
    Keep the wallet file
    2.
    Keep a record of wallet address
    3.
    Keep a record of private key(or Spend Key) - Must
    4.
    Keep a record of view Key
    5.
    Keep a record of mnemonic seeds - Must

Backup your Wallet using CLI Wallet

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Backup your Wallet using GUI Wallet

    1.
    Open Your wallet
    2.
    Go to Wallet -> Export private key
    3.
    Save your Private keys (You need this for recovery your Wallet via GUI Wallet) and the Spend Secret Key and the View Secret Key (You need this for recovery your Wallet with CLI Wallet).

You can also backup your Wallet with SEED

Note: GUI Seed is only valid for GUI Wallet! GUI Wallet Seed and Paper wallet Seeds are different.
    1.
    Open Your wallet
    2.
    Go to Wallet -> Show mnemonic seed
    3.
    Save your seed
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5 things to remember when backing up your wallet
Backup your Wallet using CLI Wallet
Backup your Wallet using GUI Wallet
You can also backup your Wallet with SEED