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    • What Wallet to use?
    • Addresses
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      • Sub Address
      • Integrated Address
    • Multisignature
    • Guides
      • CLI Linux Setup
      • CLI Wallet Commands
      • CLI Restoring Wallet from Seed
      • CLI Restoring Wallet from Keys
      • Multisig
        • 2/2 Multisig
        • 2/3 Multisig
        • M/N Multisig
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    • Infinite Staking Primer
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      • Master Node Express Setup
      • Master Node Update Guide
      • Master Node Docker Setup
      • Master Node Registration Guide
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    • Exit Node Setup Using Docker
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      • Master Node RPC Guide
      • Daemon RPC Guide
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  1. Wallets

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Wallets

The Beldex wallets are a gateway into confidential, decentralised transactions and communications. They allow you to hold private keys, secure or mine Beldex, and trade peer-to-peer.

Beldex wallets store a collection of public and private keys which can be used to receive, view, or spend Beldex.

The wallet uses the private keys through a daemon which synchronises with the Beldex Network to scan for incoming transactions and to send outgoing transactions.

Command Line Interface Wallet (CLI)

The Cli Wallet is for more advanced users and offers the most tools when interacting with the Beldex Blockchain.

CLI Guides

Guide

Description

How to restore your wallet with spend and view keys.

How to restore your wallet with a seed phrase (25 word mnemonic seed).

Details on different commands within the beldex-wallet-cli.

How to setup the beldex-wallet-cli for the first time on Linux.

feature allows you to sign a transaction with more than one private key. Funds protected with multisig can only be spent by signing with 2-of-2 keys.

feature allows you to sign a transaction with more than one private key. Funds protected with multisig can only be spent by signing with 2-of-3 keys.

feature allows you to sign a transaction with more than one private key. Funds protected with multisig can only be spent by signing with M-of-N keys.

Download Beldex CLI Wallet
Github Link
Restore CLI Wallet from Keys
Restore CLI Wallet from Seed
CLI Commands
2 of 2 - Multisignature Setup
Multisig
2 of 3 - Multisignature Setup
Multisig
M of N - Multisignature Setup
Multisig
CLI Setup - Linux