An optional secret added to a BIP39 seed that creates a different wallet; losing it means losing access.
The BIP39 passphrase is an extra password applied to a mnemonic seed. With the same 12/24 words, a different passphrase derives a completely different wallet. Without the exact passphrase, funds are unrecoverable.
A list of words that backs up a wallet; it can recreate all keys and addresses.
A wallet that derives all keys and addresses from a single seed phrase, enabling easy backup and recovery.
A master public key in HD wallets used to derive many child public keys/addresses without exposing private keys.
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