how to use myetherwallet (mew)

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how to use myetherwallet (mew)

Using MEW Offline (Cold Storage) | MyEtherWallet Knowledge BaseHow to Access Your Wallet on MEW web | MyEtherWallet Knowledge BaseUsing a Trezor Hardware Wallet with MEW | MyEtherWallet Knowledge BaseMEWconnect app User Guide | MyEtherWallet Knowledge Base
 
Hi GECKO Crypto1 investors. We thought it would be helpful to show you how to setup an Ethereum wallet address using MyEtherWallet in order to help you. Click 'MEWconnect' as the method of access.

 
Using a Trezor Hardware Wallet with MEW | MyEtherWallet Knowledge Base
 
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Trezor Hardware Wallets are some of the most secure and intuitive cryptocurrency hardware wallets out there. Please purchase hardware wallets from the original source. Hardware wallets bought off ebay or from other vendors cannot be guaranteed secure. You should not import your old MEW address into this, or use your old wallet with it. It has its own private key, encrypted into the device itself. You will be choosing a new ethereum address on this device, and using it as your new main wallet. Step 1. Unbox your Trezor! You will see some cards and instructions for set-up. Follow these instructions carefully! Plug in the Trezor to your computer and get started. Visit trezor. Step 2. Step 3. This is one of the most important steps. Do not write this phrase down on your computer, do not take a picture of the phrase. Make sure you write down your 24 seed words in multiple places. Ledger provides cards for you to write them down for remembering, but I suggest writing them down in one extra place as well. Again, do not write this phrase down on your computer. Use pen and paper. Step 4. Now you will be prompted to choose a name for your Trezor. This is the name you will see on your device whenever you plug it in. Choose something familiar and personal! Step 5. You will now choose your pin. If it says it could be safer, make it longer! Are you? A screen will pop-up asking for you to allow MEW permissions to read the public keys from your Trezor device. MEW will bring you back to a page showing different networks and derivation paths. You can also access other networks, such as Ethereum Classic ETC , by choosing the related network path. You will see a list of addresses. These are your new addresses to choose from for your main wallet! Choose one out of the five that you like. Step 6. Great job! If you are coming from an old wallet and want your ETH and tokens on your new, secure Trezor address, you will need to send your funds to your new address through regular transactions. This can be achieved by accessing your old wallet through MEW wallet, MetaMask, Keystore file, or private key however you usually did it before the Trezor. From here, send your ETH and tokens to your new Trezor address, ready to be accessed in a more secure fashion. Please be advised ETH will be required for gas to move any tokens held in your old wallet. We recommend holding. Trezor made a clear and easy to follow guide on how to restore your Trezor device. As always, feel free to contact us at support myetherwallet. We are always happy to help! The Initial Set-Up Step 1. Attach your Trezor device and head to MEW. What About My Old Wallet??? Share to. Hardware wallets use the highest security measures to encrypt a private key within the device itself, keeping phishers and hackers at bay. Users of most hardwares wallets do not receive their private key, but instead receive a word mnemonic phrase for recovery purposes. The devices are also usually accompanied by a pin code or password used to unlock the device, and all information about each wallet is kept on the actual physical device itself. When creating a wallet with MEW wallet, your private key is kept encrypted on a secure, local vault in your phone. For backup, you are given a mnemonic phrase much like the hardware wallets above. The wallet is also accompanied by a pin or password, which is used to unlock it on your device. These wallets each have their own connection processes, but it always boils down to the same action- scanning a QR code with your app to connect to MEW. It offers all the functionality of the web-version of MEW in the convenience of an toolbar extension. It also hosts the ability to interact with web-based Dapps, such as CryptoKitties. Step 2. Step 4. Step 5. It also generates a word mnemonic phrase for recovery purposes. MetaMask allows users to name their separate wallets, see funds within the extension, and offers the option to import the private key information of a previously created wallet, if desired. This key is encrypted with a chosen password by the user. As such, it is impossible to change the password for these files. Keystore files should not be opened. Step 3. This is a list of 12 to 24 words that are generated and given to users upon certain forms of wallet creation i. Sometimes these phrases have an extra word associated with them, and sometimes they do not. It is best to only use this phrase for recovery purposes. The private key is a string of 64 characters tied permanently to a public address. This is sometimes given to users when wallets are created and sometimes kept encrypted in the case of the MEW wallet app, MetaMask, and Hardware Wallets. This should not be the main method of entry for anyone to access their wallets. Private keys are the number one most sensitive information anyone can have for a wallet, because private keys allow immediate access and can never be changed. Therefore, it is extremely important to keep this safe, secure, and secret. If you would like to create a wallet from scratch, please refer to this article on how to create a wallet. Step 6. Step 1. Login to your MetaMask wallet via their Chrome Extension. Confirm connection in the MetaMask pop-up window. We highly suggest using MEW offline for this option. Choose whether it was a 12 or 24 word phrase, then fill out the form. Private Key The private key is a string of 64 characters tied permanently to a public address. To connect with Private Key: This is not a recommended way to connect. Copy and paste your private key into the value field. Share to.