Dogecoin wallet directory

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So, how do I backup my keys? Back to help contents. No, MultiDoge does this automatically in the background using special files that are described in detail in the Dogecoin wallet directory descriptions article. Backups only work if you have access to them.

At the very least you should have the dogecoin wallet directory in place: A good backup is a copy of your wallet file that you store off your computer. Back to help contents Wallet backups What is a wallet backup? Do I have to enable it?

What do you recommend? Encrypted wallets to prevent others from accessing the data A new wallet created in a directory that is regularly backed up SpiderOak, Dropbox, Carbonite, Time Machine etc A USB stick with additional copies of the private keys in case your machine is dogecoin wallet directory and you forget your backup account password Each time a new receiving address is generated a new private key is made which must be backed up. How can I move it? Please refer to dogecoin wallet directory moving a wallet article.

Please refer to the moving a wallet article. You should export your private keys each time you add a new receiving address to your wallet. Then keep dogecoin wallet directory export file in multiple safe places! A wallet backup is a copy of your Dogecoin wallet or your wallet's private keys that you dogecoin wallet directory use to recover your dogecoin if something bad happens to your original wallet file. I want my dogecoin to be safe.

How can I move it? At the very least you should have the following in place: You should export your private keys each time dogecoin wallet directory add a new receiving address to your wallet. So, how do I backup my keys?

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