Same Trezor, it was working fine a few days ago. I made no changes.
When I connect to adalite.io the balance of the wallet is zero. The balance on the Yoroi is ok, all coins are there.
I’m worried that if I remove the Yoroi extension that would also remove the wallet which has the correct balance? I don’t want to make a bad situation even worse if I can help it.
I have 2 wallets on the Yoroi, a shelley Trezor one and a shelley standard.
I only use a pin on the Trezor, I don’t use the passphrase option.
I reloaded the Trezor with it’s seed words and all is fine with the Trezor but it still did not allow any transfers out of Yoroi. The wallet and it’s information is correct but it won’t allow me to move the ADA.
The Trezor has a pin and the mnemonic seed to recover the old wallet.
The Trezor has no password to the Yoroi as far as I can remember. I’ll have to find another pc and recheck the procedure.
The standard shelley wallet has a spending password and a 15 word mnemonic but this only applies to the standard wallet.
The Trezor does not create a new wallet, it restores the old one, that’s the idea of the mnemonic? Everything on the restored Trezor is fine apart from the Cardano which are held in the Yoroi wallet and unable to be moved. They are visible just not accessible.
I’ve also never seen this staking address function on the Trezor. Where did that come from?
Do u see any funds or transactions? Wait 1 min to give u something
From trezor
Remember that if you use a passphrase, you will need to re-enable the feature after recovering your Trezor. Use the same passphrase to re-access your wallet.
There was a thread with exactly the same issue that was resolved, when they finally believed that it was a “wrong passphrase” issue and found the right passphrase:
Support/developers/experienced users in the Trezor forum also say that “wrong passphrase” is by far the most common explanation, e.g.:
Having another Trezor, having reset the Trezor with another seed phrase would also be possible explanations.
Thank you HeptaSean,
Actually my issue may not be exactly the same because I am able to access my wallet and have the correct passphrase. Please let me explain in better detail which hopefully will help clarify.
I am trying to send my 5 ada coins to dripdropz to claim the 10 free tokens and log into Yoroi to send to the dripdropz address provided. I have a Trezor T hardwallet added to my Yoroi which prompts me to connect my Trezor T. I follow the prompts on my Trezor and get the following;
Hidden wallet, Access hidden wallet, I select the green check to access.
Confirm transaction "Change address payment credential is a path: m/1852’ etc… I then select the green check selection.
Confirm transaction "Confirm sending : 5 ADA to dfafasfadsfdasfda address I confirm then the amount changes
Confirm transaction "Change amount: 4994.832783 ADA to some address on my Trezor.
I am not sure what to do at this point. Seems to have changed the address and amount. I am not sure if my Trezor could have somehow been hacked???
If the address for the second one is an address of your wallet (you can see them in “Receive” – “Base” – “Internal” in Yoroi), I would read that as totally normal: “I want to take 5000 ADA out of your wallet (from this address), give 5 ADA to dripdropz and put 4995 ADA back into your wallet (at this address).”
So, “change” in the sense of “money you get back”, not in the sense of: “I want to change the amount.”