AlexD, have you succeeded in creating a hidden wallet on your trezor and been able to transact it in yoroi? If so please post your seed phrase here. just kidding about the seed phrase.
yes, I don’t know why you can’t … do u have a hidden wallet with a different passphrase with few ADA inside and you can’t perform transactions? can u restore that wallet on adalite.io to exclude an issue with the yoroi?
Their wiki explains it well:
If the user did not input any passphrase (default setting), an empty string
""is used. When the feature is activated, the user is prompted to enter the passphrase which is then combined with the recovery seed on the device, and a new wallet is generated.
For you, the user, this means:
Once the passphrase feature is activated on the device, you can provide any input of your choosing and it will be used to generate a completely new wallet. To access this hidden wallet repeatedly, you will have to use the exact same passphrase in combination with the recovery seed on the device. Using the same seed with a different passphrase will generate a different wallet. Using a different seed with the “correct” passphrase will generate a different wallet.
If you get a new Trezor device and wish to access the hidden wallet, you will have to recover your previously used recovery seed, activate the passphrase feature, and enter the exact same passphrase as before.
Mistyping the passphrase will generate a completely new wallet. There is no such thing as an “incorrect passphrase”, so whatever you provide as your input will be used in the process of deriving a wallet.
If you enter an empty passphrase (no passphrase at all), the device will proceed exactly as if the passphrase feature had not been activated at all, and generate a wallet from your recovery seed stored on the device.
Summary: When no passphrase enable, the wallet is recreated just from the seed words. When passphrase is enabled the wallet is created from seed words + passphrase, regardless of what that passphrase is.
exactly, this is the way to can create multiple hidden wallets… seedwords + passphrase
seedwords + passphrase1 = wallet 1
seedwords + passphrase2 = wallet 2… etc
this way you have the possibility to create more than 1 single wallet on trezor
Yes, you’re correct. I added an additional wallet on Yoroi with my Trezor with passphrase enabled. I carefully inputted “abc” for the passphrase. I sent 2 ADA to that wallet. I successfully sent 1 of those ADA back to the original wallet (plus 1 ada fee) after re-entering the correct passphrase…“abc.” It looks like this is entirely my error when I created my original passphrase protected wallet, as I must’ve made a spelling mistake upon the original entry of my passphrase. This could be the source of all the reports of this error, it’s user error. I don’t know if I could successfully guess what my original passphrase misspelling was for the wallet I sent my 1,000 ada to without the proper knowledge or precautions. 1000 Ada lost (maybe) and I’m moving on to bigger and better things, but I’ll keep my original seed phrase and notes in case the 1000 ada becomes worth millions someday which we all know is going to happen, I may revisit this with some brute force on my quantum computer I’ll have purchased by then with my remaining ADA…
good morning…I have the same problem and no solution…
did u checked to disable the passphrase from trezor settings and then to connect again?
if disabling phase wouldn’t erase my other coins?
sorry my english…I’m brazilian
so, the passphrase was activated when u created the ADA wallet?
yes, i’ve tried all the passwords i use
the wallet is ok in chrome…but i can’t move
ok, on chrome is ok, did u tried also to connect the trezor on adalite.io? do you see an another empty wallet? perhaps you didn’t used passphrase for yoroi/ADA wallet or u tried a wrong passphrase when u tried to restore the wallet
I use a set of standard passwords… and I had already restored the wallet before…I think it has to do with the updates from trezor…in adalite it also shows no balance
Understand
AlexD, is it possible the use of numerical characters in the passphrase, ie. “123” is causing the passphrase malfunction?
I don’t think so… should not be the case… someone who couldn’t remember tried 1111 and it was successfull (he sweared he didn’t set this passphrase but… I have doubts)
@aaronfitz If you’re still stuck on this, I recently added passphrase fuzzing to my FixMyCrypto recovery tool. This will test all possible typos of a passphrase. For example, if you intended your passphrase to be “ThePassphrase!”, it will test “ThePasshprase!” and all other possible typos made by adding extra letters, removing letters, or swapping letters.
Thanks jettoblack i’ll check it out