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backups/README.md
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## [JoinMarket](joinmarket.md)
## [LND](lnd.md)
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### Electrum Wallet seed as a passphrase
A well proven way to generate a random 12 word is to create a new wallet seed in [Electrum Wallet](https://electrum.org/#download).
To use Electrum boot [Tails](https://tails.boum.org/) (ideally offline) or [download and verify the wallet](https://electrum.org/#download) on an existing system.

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backups/coldcard.md
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The ColdCards should be stored uninitialized, best to be freshly acquired in the tamper resistant package from the manufacturer (<https://coldcardwallet.com>) to minimize the risk or evil-maid and supply-chain attacks.
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### Components grouped together by the requirement for a full restore
#### Full backup 1
* Seed mnemonic (12/18/24 words)
* Passphrase
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* Backup password (12 words)
* Passphrase
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### Packages for a 2-of-3 setup
#### Location 1
- Seed mnemonic (12/18/24 words)
- Backup password (12 words)
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#### Location 3
- Passphrase (BIP39)
- Backup password (12 words)
- Backup password (12 words)

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Documentation on JoinMarket wallet recovery: <https://github.com/JoinMarket-Org/joinmarket-clientserver/blob/master/docs/USAGE.md#recover>
When the wallet is restored connected to a bitcoin node with which it was not previously used, will need to rescan the blockhain to register the transactions and look up the wallet balance. Having the wallet birthday helps to do the rescan only from when the wallet was created, but it is not absolutely necessary.
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### Components grouped together by the requirement for a full restore
#### Full backup 1
* Seed (12 words)
* Passphrase (BIP39)
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* Wallet file (.jmdat)
* Encryption passphrase
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### Packages for a 2-of-3 setup
#### Location 1
- Seed (12 words)
- Wallet file (.jmdat)
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#### Location 3
- Seed (12 words)
- Encryption passphrase
- First tx blockheight (optional)
- First tx blockheight (optional)

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Notes on LND wallet recovery: <https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/blob/master/docs/recovery.md>
Notes on LND seed format (different from Bip39 or Electrum): <https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/tree/master/aezeed>
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### Components grouped together by the requirement for a full restore
#### Full backup 1
* Seed (24 words)
* Cypher Phrase (passphrase)
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* Wallet Unlock Password
* include logins and/or the SSH password to allow access to the node
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### Packages for a 2-of-3 setup
#### Location 1
* Seed (24 word)
* Static Channel Backup (channel.backup)
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#### Location 3
* Seed (24 words)
* Static Channel Backup (channel.backup)
* Wallet Unlock Password
* Wallet Unlock Password