First you could export child seeds via SeedQR from our Key Manager extension.
Next you'll be able to populate the Passport master seed from a SeedQR or Compact SeedQR. 🔥
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Discussion
So..... your keys are not stored in words, but a QR code? Or is this just to move seeds to another hardwallet?
Just a different way to represent seeds, originally made by SeedSigner, a stateless device that requires you to enter your seed every time you turn it on. Not exactly a fun thing to do on a Raspberry Pi with three tiny buttons.
QR codes all store plain text, re: words.
Compact is binary which will look like gibberish to newbs. Really expands the options for hiding M-of-N in plain sight.
Explain further please. Does this mean it could function as a replacement for a seedsigner? Or used as a signing device for the seedplate?
Passport is not stateless, so it's not a drop in replacement for a device like a SeedSigner, but you could easily use one in a very similar way and get many of the other benefits Passport offers.
The case for FOSS synergies deepens 🫡🫂💜
Meanwhile you have companies like a ledger continuing to try and gaslight people around the true meaning of Open Source 🤷♂️
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