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  • Access the BTQ Web Wallet
  • Private Keys
  • Recovery Key Mediums
  • Test Your Backups!
  • Opening Your BTQ Wallet
  1. BTQ Wallet
  2. BTQ Web Wallet

Open BTQ Wallet

Interact with a BTQ wallet

To interact with a BTQ wallet, it must be accessed using the private keys generated during the wallet creation process.

Access the BTQ Web Wallet

Start by visiting the BTQ Web Wallet at https://wallet.bitcoinq.xyz to begin the process of opening your wallet.

Private Keys

Your BTQ wallet can be opened using any of the following recovery methods:

Recovery Key Mediums

  • Mnemonic Phrase:

    • A wordlist of 34 selected words from the master BTQ wordlist.

    • Typically provided during the wallet creation process and available through backup functions in the wallet applications.

  • Hexseed:

    • A hexseed consisting of 102 mixed alphanumeric characters.

    • Available through wallet creation or the "Backup Wallet" function in wallet applications.

  • wallet.json file:

    • Contains the Hexseed and Mnemonic, as well as the Public Key.

    • Often encrypted; a passphrase will be required to access it.

    • Generated from desktop, web, and CLI wallet applications.

Test Your Backups!

These keys provide full access to the wallet and all funds contained within. Ensure that you secure them properly to protect the security of your funds.

Opening Your BTQ Wallet

Using one of the recovery methods mentioned, access your wallet to manage transactions:

  • Using Wallet.json File:

    • Select the wallet.json file stored on your local computer and, if applicable, enter the encryption passphrase.

    • Click "Unlock Wallet" to open your BTQ wallet, allowing you to check balances and interact with the network.

  • Using Mnemonic Phrase:

    • Open the wallet web page, select the "Open Wallet" tab, and choose "Mnemonic Phrase" from the dropdown.

    • Enter the Mnemonic phrase into the form and click "Unlock Wallet" to access your wallet.

  • Using Hexseed:

    • Open the wallet web page, select the "Open Wallet" tab, and choose "Hexseed" from the dropdown.

    • Enter the Hexseed into the form and click "Unlock Wallet" to open your wallet.

These methods ensure secure access to your BTQ wallet, enabling effective management of your digital assets.

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