A redundant copy of critical wallet data (seeds, descriptors, keys) stored to recover funds if a device is lost.
Wallet backups often include a seed phrase, passphrase (if used), and sometimes descriptors. Secure storage and periodic recovery tests are essential to ensure funds remain accessible.
A list of words that backs up a wallet; it can recreate all keys and addresses.
A master public key in HD wallets used to derive many child public keys/addresses without exposing private keys.
A cryptographic method to split a secret into multiple shares so any threshold subset can reconstruct it.
All terms and definitions may update as the Cryptionary improves.