Tutorial: How to Make 7E20 Monero Wallets

Welcome to the Guide

Below is a step-by-step guide on how to create Monero wallets using the 7E20 format.

Step 1: Install Required Tools

Install Python: Ensure Python 3.x is installed. Run python --version.
Install libmonero: Use pip to install pip install libmonero.
Install Monero CLI: Run brew install monero-cli (for macOS), or use curl -O /monero-project/monero-cli/releases/download/v0.12.0/monero-cli-v0.12.0.darwin-amd64.tar.gz and extract.

Step 2: Generate a Monero Wallet

To generate a wallet, open the Monero CLI and run:

monero-cli --generate-keyring && monero-cli --generate-ledger

The output will be two files: keyring.dat and ledger.dat. These are used for recovery.

Step 3: Create a 7E20 Wallet

A 7E20 wallet is a wallet that contains 7 keys (each key has 20 addresses). Here's how to create one:

Open the Monero CLI again.
Run: monero-cli --create-keychain --name "7E20 Keychain"
Run: monero-cli --add-key-chain "7E20 Keychain"
Run: monero-cli --add-key-chain "7E20 Keychain" --wallet "my_wallet"
Run: monero-cli --add-key-chain "7E20 Keychain" --wallet "my_wallet" --amount 700000000000000000

Step 4: Restore Your Wallet

To restore a wallet, you'll need to provide the keyring file and the ledger file.

You can use the following command:

monero-cli --restore-keyring "path/to/keyring.dat" --restore-ledger "path/to/ledger.dat" --wallet "my_wallet"

Step 5: Verify Your Wallet

Once your wallet is created, you can verify its integrity by checking the amount of Monero it holds. You can use the following command:

monero-cli --get-wallet-info --wallet "my_wallet"

Summary

In this tutorial, you learned how to create a 7E20 Monero wallet using the Monero CLI. The steps included installing necessary tools, generating a keychain, adding a wallet, and restoring the wallet. Remember to keep your keyring and ledger files secure!

Additional Resources

For more information about Monero wallets, visit the official documentation or forums. You can also check out tutorials from the Monero project's GitHub repository.

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