Asking for a friend:

If someone has a cold card. They only ever set it up and moved their whole stack to it. Said stack is mostly KYC'd. Can this same cold card be used for a separate, non-KYC stack without the one giving away the other?

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In theory, it should be possible as far as network privacy goes, but you may want to keep it separate just for simplicity and/or if an adversarial entity forces you to show the device with the KYC coins.

Thank you.

So a separate child card then?

Not sure what you mean by child card

I mean, come on, clearly a typo. Thanks πŸ€™

seems like a typo *cold card

You don't know what a child card is? Pfft

JK

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if you use 2 bip39 passphrases, it will map to 2 different xpubs.

I recommend you read coldcard's documentation and/or look at nostr:npub1rxysxnjkhrmqd3ey73dp9n5y5yvyzcs64acc9g0k2epcpwwyya4spvhnp8 video tutorials.

It’s very possible. You can also create hidden or false wallets on the Coldcard (to prevent attackers from seeing non-KYC stack)

Yea just use a different passphrase