Wallet.md

# Wallet

Properties

Name	Type	Description	Notes
secret_recovery_phrase	string	The twelve word phrase that can be used to derive many public key addresses (e.g., bottom army bless castle alter habit dish embody child flame smooth zone). To derive a public key, you need a secret recovery phrase, a derivation path, and an optional passphrase. Alternatively, you can derive a public key with a private key.
derivation_path	string	Derivation paths are used to derive the public key from the secret recovery phrase. Only certain paths are accepted. If you provide the empty string &quot;&quot; as the value for the derivation path, then we will derive your public key with the same behavior as the default behavior of the Solana CLI. By default, we use &quot;m/44/501/0/0&quot;. This is the path that the Phantom and Sollet wallets use. You can also arbitrarily increment the default path (&quot;m/44/501/0/0&quot;) to generate more wallets (e.g., &quot;m/44/501/0/1&quot;, &quot;m/44/501/0/2&quot;, ... AND/OR &quot;m/44/501/1/0&quot;, &quot;m/44/501/2/0&quot;, ...). Phantom's Wallet increments the first digit (e.g., &quot;m/44/501/0/0&quot;, &quot;m/44/501/1/0&quot;, &quot;m/44/501/2/0&quot;, ...) to generate more public key addresses. The SolFlare recommended path is &quot;m/44/501/0&quot;. To learn more about derivation paths, check out <a href=&quot;https://learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/derivation-paths\" target=&quot;_blank&quot;>this tutorial</a>.	[optional] [default to 'm/44/501/0/0']
passphrase	string	PASSPHRASE != PASSWORD. This is NOT your Phantom password or any other password. It is an optional string you use when creating a wallet. This provides an additional layer of security because a hacker would need both the secret recovery phrase and the passphrase to access the output public key. By default, most wallet UI extensions do not use a passphrase. (You probably did not use a passphrase.) Limited to 500 characters.	[optional] [default to '']
private_key	object	A private key corresponds to exactly one public key address. A private key can be used to move assets out of the wallet and sign transaction with the corresponding public key. A private key is an array of integers (e.g., `[185,108,153,165,57,193,166,167,58,148,133,121,92,252,242,13,233,246,35,103,185,20,27,56,111,169,12,50,50,36,83,156,173,195,143,75,135,78,204,129,217,231,58,129,69,180,185,86,119,43,200,193,94,112,31,135,68,128,207,26,85,150,68,181]`). <a href=&quot;https://solflare.com\" target=&quot;_blank&quot;>Solflare</a> is a popular wallet interface on Solana that allows you to export your private key in this format.
b58_private_key	string	A private key corresponds to exactly one public key address. A private key can be used to move assets out of the wallet and sign transaction with the corresponding public key. A base58-encoded private key is a base58-encoded version of the typical private key. It is represented as a string (e.g., `4waBTVeAVWEAczSdx36uMrR19668ACgQDs7r386vrUes3UCzvXCQ2FPSCVGb1zJrwcULgpNzgABreyQaWSpGBwfx`). <a href=&quot;https://phantom.app\" target=&quot;_blank&quot;>Phantom</a> is a popular wallet interface on Solana that allows you to export your private key in this format.

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