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Why did I generate a wallet using "solana keygen new", and then import mnemonics into the Phantom wallet, only to find that the wallet address displayed in the Phantom wallet is different from the pub key generated by "solana keygen new"?
Why did I generate a wallet using "solana keygen new", and then import mnemonics into the Phantom wallet, only to find that the wallet address displayed in the Phantom wallet is different from the pub key generated by "solana keygen new"?
Because of different derivation path Use path m/44'/501' when importing
often times phantom defaults to using index 1 instead of index 0 -- try solflare. think they start with index 0
/PATH...config/solana/id.json and copy the code in the id.json, use the code to import the wallet
use derivation-path params: --derivation-path "m/44'/501'/0'/0'"
copy the number with brackets fromid.json
cat ~/.config/solana/id.json- copy the numbers with the brackets [ ]
- go phantom and import wallet through private key, use past the numbers along with the brackets into private key space
You will be able to get to that account
copy the number with brackets from
id.json
cat ~/.config/solana/id.json- copy the numbers with the brackets [ ]
- go phantom and import wallet through private key, use past the numbers along with the brackets into private key space
You will be able to get to that account
Thank you.
i saw this in reddit and it worked .. now i have the same address that is in my phantom wallet
I generated a new paper wallet with solana-keygen new
The pubkey generated was something like AjezLcz...
I imported the seed on the Phantom wallet, and the generated pubkey was different from the one above
I tried running solana-keygen pubkey 'prompt://' and pasting the just generated seed without success. Same with ASK.
Then I tried running solana-keygen pubkey 'prompt:?key=0/0' and this one worked. The pubkey matches my Phantom wallet
I proceeded and ran a solana-keygen recover --force 'prompt:?key=0/0' and it also worked
copy the number with brackets from
id.json
cat ~/.config/solana/id.json- copy the numbers with the brackets [ ]
- go phantom and import wallet through private key, use past the numbers along with the brackets into private key space
You will be able to get to that account
when i try to run cat .config/solana/id.json
file wasn't found
cat: .config/solana/id.json: No such file or directory
copy the number with brackets from
id.json
cat ~/.config/solana/id.json- copy the numbers with the brackets [ ]
- go phantom and import wallet through private key, use past the numbers along with the brackets into private key space
You will be able to get to that account
when i try to run
cat .config/solana/id.jsonfile wasn't found cat: .config/solana/id.json: No such file or directory
nvm, installed on root lol
If I paid on the webpage first, is it possible to import it into the cli interface?
If I paid on the webpage first, is it possible to import it into the cli interface?
No.
If I paid on the webpage first, is it possible to import it into the cli interface?
No.
Actually YES. You need to import the private key from the website into your local cli.
If I paid on the webpage first, is it possible to import it into the cli interface?
No.
Actually YES. You need to import the private key from the website into your local cli.
How can i get the private code from the web? I tried to get the code but I failed. Thank you in advance.
If I paid on the webpage first, is it possible to import it into the cli interface?
No.
Actually YES. You need to import the private key from the website into your local cli.
How can i get the private code from the web? I tried to get the code but I failed. Thank you in advance.
Settings.
solana-keygen pubkey 'prompt:?key=0/0'
that's works for me. thx bro.
solana-keygen pubkey 'prompt:?key=0/0'
that's works for me. thx bro.
Love it
Ur welcome