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==== Seeds and Mnemonic Codes (BIP-39)
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((("wallets", "technology overview", "seeds and mnemonic codes")))((("mnemonic code words")))Hierarchical deterministic wallets are a very powerful mechanism for managing many keys and addresses. They are even more useful if they are combined with a standardized way of creating seeds from a sequence of English words that are easy to transcribe, export, and import across wallets. This is known as a _mnemonic_ and the standard is defined by BIP-39. Today, most bitcoin wallets (as well as wallets for other cryptocurrencies) use this standard and can import and export seeds for backup and recovery using interoperable mnemonics.
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((("wallets", "technology overview", "seeds and mnemonic codes")))((("mnemonic code words")))((("bitcoin improvement proposals", "Mnemonic Code Words (BIP-39)")))Hierarchical deterministic wallets are a very powerful mechanism for managing many keys and addresses. They are even more useful if they are combined with a standardized way of creating seeds from a sequence of English words that are easy to transcribe, export, and import across wallets. This is known as a _mnemonic_ and the standard is defined by BIP-39. Today, most bitcoin wallets (as well as wallets for other cryptocurrencies) use this standard and can import and export seeds for backup and recovery using interoperable mnemonics.
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Let's look at this from a practical perspective. Which of the following seeds is easier to transcribe, record on paper, read without error, export, and import into another wallet?
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==== Wallet Best Practices
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As bitcoin wallet technology has matured, certain common industry standards have emerged that make bitcoin wallets broadly interoperable, easy to use, secure, and flexible. These common standards are:
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((("wallets", "best practices for")))As bitcoin wallet technology has matured, certain common industry standards have emerged that make bitcoin wallets broadly interoperable, easy to use, secure, and flexible. These common standards are:
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* Mnemonic code words, based on BIP-39
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* Hierarchical deterministic wallets, based on BIP-32
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