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Open your Qrim Wallet extension and click "Create new wallet"
Set the wallet extension password, read the Terms of Service and click "Continue"
Securely save your Private Key(peerPrivKey) and Prover Private Key, then click "Continue"
This private key(peerPrivKey) is the ONLY way to recover your wallet. Do NOT share it with anyone!
Wallet creation completed successfully
Open your Qrim Wallet extension and click "I already have a wallet"
Set the wallet extension password, read the Terms of Service and click "Continue"
Enter your 1️⃣ peerPrivKey and 2️⃣ Prover Private Key, click “Continue”
The prover private key used by the Bridge undergoes a length conversion, making it different from the prover private key length in the keys.yml file, so it cannot be directly imported the Qrim Wallet
The peerPrivKey is usually stored in the config.yml
How to check peerPrivKey :
Run cd ceremonyclient/node/.config
in the node, then run vimconfig.yml
to enter the file, you will find that
Exit Vim:
1.Press Esc
to enter command mode
2.Type:q
and then press Enter
The Prover private key in the keys.yml file is encrypted using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), and therefore cannot be directly imported into the Qrim Wallet. -If you want to use Qrim Bridge, it is recommended to create an address with both the peerPrivKey and Prover private key using Qrim Wallet, and then send $QUIL to this address for bridging
This private key (peerPrivKey) is the ONLY way to recover your wallet. Do NOT share it with anyone!
Wallet import completed successfully