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HARDWARE WALLET | ||
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## Tools for hardware device | ||
## Tools for hardware device support | ||
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Using the [NanoS Loader](https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum-ledger-loader/releases) can be installed the NanoS Wallet and NanoS Stake application. | ||
Use [Ledger Nano S Loader](https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum-ledger-loader/releases) to install the Ledger Nano S Wallet and Ledger Nano S Stake application. | ||
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Using the [HWI](https://github.com/qtumproject/HWI) for command line interaction with the Hardware Wallet, for installation instructions check the [HWI](https://github.com/qtumproject/HWI) repository. | ||
Use [HWI](https://github.com/qtumproject/HWI) for command line interaction with the Hardware Wallet. | ||
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## Graphical interface for hardware device | ||
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`qtum-qt` provide the hardware interface for working with Hardware Device like Ledger. | ||
`qtum-qt` provides an interface for interacting with hardware wallet devices. | ||
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Set the HWI tool path using the the menu `Settings -> Option -> Main -> HWI Tool Path` and restart the `qtum-qt`, the tool is needed for hardware interaction. | ||
Set the HWI tool path using the the menu `Settings -> Option -> Main -> HWI Tool Path` and restart `qtum-qt`, the tool is needed for hardware wallet interaction. | ||
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Using the menu `File -> Create Wallet... -> Use a hardware device` for creating hardware wallet. The ledger need to be connected and the wallet application started. | ||
Use the menu `File -> Create Wallet... -> Use a hardware device` for creating hardware wallet. The hardware wallet needs to be connected and the wallet application started. | ||
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Using the hardware wallet to send/receive coins. For sending coins the ledger need to be connected and the transaction confirmed on it. | ||
Use hardware wallets to send/receive coins. | ||
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Ledger NanoS has support for smart contracts using the wallet application that can be installed with [NanoS Loader](https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum-ledger-loader/releases), the coins can be delegated to a staker for offline staking. | ||
Ledger Nano S has support for smart contracts using the wallet application that can be installed with [Ledger Nano S Loader](https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum-ledger-loader/releases), it also supports delegation to a staker for offline staking. | ||
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## Graphical interface for hardware device staking | ||
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Ledger NanoS has support for staking using the staking application that can be installed with [NanoS Loader](https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum-ledger-loader/releases). | ||
Start `qtum-qt`, open the hardware wallet, click the staking button from the navigation bar and select the ledger from the list. | ||
The staking will be active until the application is closed and will not be automatically started when `qtum-qt` is started. | ||
Ledger Nano S has support for staking using the staking application that can be installed with [Ledger Nano S Loader](https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum-ledger-loader/releases). | ||
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Using the menu `Settings -> Option -> Main -> Select Ledger device for staking` to select ledger for staking that the `qtum-qt` will automatically connect when started. | ||
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The staking will be active until the application is closed and will be automatically started when `qtum-qt` is started and the staking wallet is loaded. | ||
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## Command line interface for hardware device staking | ||
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`qtumd -hwitoolpath=<HWI Tool Path> -stakerledgerid=<Ledger device for staking> -wallet <Hardware wallet>` | ||
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`<HWI Tool Path>` is the location where the HWI is installed. In GUI, the value in menu `Settings -> Option -> Main -> HWI Tool Path`. | ||
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`<Ledger device for staking>` is the ledger fingerprint that will be used for staking. In GUI, the value in menu `Settings -> Option -> Main -> Select Ledger device for staking`. | ||
`<Ledger device for staking>` is the ledger fingerprint that will be used for staking. In GUI, the value in menu `Settings -> Option -> Main -> Select Ledger device for staking`. you can also get the fingerprint for the device by running `./hwi.py enumerate` from the command line in the HWI folder. | ||
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`<Hardware wallet>` is the name of the hardware wallet. | ||
`<Hardware wallet>` is the name of the hardware device wallet that was created. | ||
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