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Backup and Restore

Verified against: Pinned source and release revisions, Qwertycoin mainnet where applicable, 2026-09-29.

Back up separately

Data
Reconstructable?
Backup guidance

Wallet mnemonic seed / spend keys

No

Offline, redundant, access-controlled

Wallet file

Not safely without seed/keys

Back up encrypted file and verify password

Wallet cache

Yes, by rescan

Optional convenience backup

Blockchain data

Yes, by resync

Optional; large and replaceable

EPoSE keystore

No without creating a new identity

Separate protected backup; never store with public configs

Restore a wallet

  1. Install a verified current release.

  2. Restore from seed or supported private keys.

  3. Select current mainnet.

  4. Set a restore height at or before the first expected transaction.

  5. Let the wallet scan to the current daemon height.

  6. Verify receive address, history, unlocked balance, and a small test transaction.

Restoring old Qwertycoin key material does not restore balances from the legacy chain.

File permissions

Wallet and backup files should be readable only by the owning account. Do not solve permission errors with world-readable modes. Never delete an EPoSE keystore as a permissions workaround; see EPoSE Configuration and Identity.

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