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Bisq’s built-in bitcoin wallet is based on BIP-44. BTC segwit addresses have a <code>m/44'/0'/1'</code> and legacy a <code>m/44'/0'/0'</code> derivation path. BSQ wallets have a <code>m/44'/142'/0'</code> derivation path.
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Bisq’s built-in bitcoin wallet is based on BIP-44. BTC segwit addresses have a <code>m/44'/0'/1'</code> derivation path and legacy addresses have a <code>m/44'/0'/0'</code> derivation path. BSQ wallets have a <code>m/44'/142'/0'</code> derivation path.
  
 
The same seed phrase is used for BTC and BSQ wallets.
 
The same seed phrase is used for BTC and BSQ wallets.
  
 
'''Please do not try to send BSQ to a non-Bisq wallet, or to otherwise create your own BSQ transactions.''' The rules to form a valid BSQ transaction are rather complex, and even the slightest error can result in invalid BSQ. Bisq will NOT provide support for any such cases.
 
'''Please do not try to send BSQ to a non-Bisq wallet, or to otherwise create your own BSQ transactions.''' The rules to form a valid BSQ transaction are rather complex, and even the slightest error can result in invalid BSQ. Bisq will NOT provide support for any such cases.

Latest revision as of 03:56, 6 January 2021

Bisq’s built-in bitcoin wallet is based on BIP-44. BTC segwit addresses have a m/44'/0'/1' derivation path and legacy addresses have a m/44'/0'/0' derivation path. BSQ wallets have a m/44'/142'/0' derivation path.

The same seed phrase is used for BTC and BSQ wallets.

Please do not try to send BSQ to a non-Bisq wallet, or to otherwise create your own BSQ transactions. The rules to form a valid BSQ transaction are rather complex, and even the slightest error can result in invalid BSQ. Bisq will NOT provide support for any such cases.