So I created a Nami wallet almost 2 yrs ago and the only thing they had me do was make a password and now two yrs later they want me to put a seed phrase in. So now I can’t access my Nami account. Can someone help plz
Thats not possible because when ever you create a wallet, you have to reenter the seedphrase to make sure you have it secured.
Without seedphrase your funds are probably lost.
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Is there any way to recover them. Cus I’m trying to get into my MELD account and they want me to log into my Nami account
To add: Here is the code in Nami that does not let you continue unless you explicitly confirm “I’ve stored the seed phrase in a secure place.” (and immediately afterwards it even tests if you just lied by asking you for some of the words):
https://github.com/berry-pool/nami/blame/main/src/ui/app/tabs/createWallet.jsx#L223-L238
Two years ago that code was also already there, but at a slightly different place:
https://github.com/berry-pool/nami/blame/ff0ebc99f0f8041e9539f2616375f6ea599bddc0/src/ui/app/pages/createWallet.jsx#L117-L122
I’m really sorry if you haven’t written down the seed phrase, but I have read claims that it is the wallet app’s fault too often to let it stand.
Plus: Maybe it’s a motivation to search again. You had to have it stored for at least a couple of minutes to get past Nami’s verification.
Nope. You need to find the seed phrase. (Or have a wallet app where it is still imported.)
That’s why every wallet app begs you to safely store the seed phrase somewhere.
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I am having the same problem. When I made the account a couple years ago there was no seed phrase. I got a new computer and cant login. I am a blockchain dummy. Can someone please help?
If you used Nami, you should have a seedphrase 100%. If you dont have it, you forgot to back it up.