Mnemonic

Overview

To allow you to have a backup key, and help you recover your data if you loose your password, we've implemented a BIP39 Mnemonic key, the same as a Bitcoin Wallet that you will have to store somewhere in case you need it.

BIP 39

Here are some illustrations explaining how a BIP 39 Mnemonic works :

Note: in our case, the 512-bit Seed is in fact our 256-bits AES-GCM key

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Overview

To allow you to have a backup key, and help you recover your data if you loose your password, we've implemented a BIP39 Mnemonic key, the same as a Bitcoin Wallet that you will have to store somewhere in case you need it.

BIP 39

Here are some illustrations explaining how a BIP 39 Mnemonic works :

Note: in our case, the 512-bit Seed is in fact our 256-bits AES-GCM key

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