PirateOcean Wallet Guide
Any new addresses you create and have coins sent to it, will all aggregate their balances on your main wallet page. So multiple addresses can be used by one wallet for added security and privacy.

All of these addresses you create here do not need to be managed individually but they can be, again, more on that later.

What you need to do now is VERY IMPORTANT. This is how you are able to secure your funds in the case of a computer outage, or if you want to access them on a new computer in the future.

Step 6.

We are going to secure your Private Keys and Wallet.dat file. These are the ONLY ways for you to recover your wallet and access to your funds in case of an issue. There is no customer service or password reset.

Do this right.

Make sure you are in a secure place where there are no cameras or people to watch what you are doing. I know it sounds silly but this is “New money” so you wouldn’t share your account info in public for your bank. Don’t do it with this.

Get a pen and some paper or two USB sticks. This is the most secure way to save this next information. You can hand write the private keys or copy/paste them to a .txt file and save it to two different USB’s, yes two. I have seen them get corrupted. Just like with real bank accounts and credit cards, some malware programs are designed to scan computer files for Private keys so be sure to delete the file from your computer when you are done and have verified they are correct.

Do not print these out.

Unless you want to learn how to run a machine offline and clear a printer memory cache, I suggest pen and paper or USB. I repeat, you will need to do this for ANY AND ALL z addresses you plan on holding funds in. So any time you create a new address, be sure to save this info, or transfer funds in these addresses to one that you hold immediately.

6a. Go to the Receiving z-addresses again under “file”. Right click on one address and copy the address.

6b. Go to the “Help” button at the top and choose “Debug Window”, then choose the “Console” tab.
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