*Quick Rico Tech* on the web I would like to sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart! So many from tough harsh living conditions that suffer and you helping and giving them something that they desperately need just to survive. I thank God for wonderful people like you that are making the differences that truly matter most! God Bless you Love from Greenville NC.
Awesome work, Team *Skillful Recovery Tech* ! It's so satisfying to see you putting in the effort to stop those shady characters. Protecting the public, especially the elderly, from those despicable con artists is crucial. You truly deserve recognition and appreciation for keeping us secure and for the recovering my lost 0.2 btc. I'm thrilled for you because you're my sibling. Your accomplishments definitely make you a strong contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. Keep up the outstanding performance
I was really hoping to see you set up a Nano from new or 'from reset' then restore with the 24 words/ and then the passphrase.. this is what we need to see correctly if we had to get access to the passphrase account on a new device.
@@Ledger what happened to the follow up of this matter? I was expecting to see that as well. Since the passphrase is linked only to the 24 word recovery password on the device that was originally created, what's the process to restore it on a new device?
@@alejandroherreragil6516 I think you need to first restore 24 word and then go to settings and restore passphrase. tht's what he told in this video earlier. process is same.
Can the Pass Phrase account be recovered in any wallet other than the ledger, with the 24 words Recovery phrase + its 1 associated Passphrase. example: If I loose my ledger (or ledger goes out of stock/bankrupt etc) and I don't have any access to a new ledger for days, and in an emergency I want to access my funds of my "PASSPHRASE ACCOUNT" through a software wallet. will that be possible? Thanks!
Hi, Your concern is legit. Don't worry, all the recovery phrases and passphrases created by your Ledger device comply with the BIP39 standard - github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawiki Hence, you can enter your recovery phrase + passphrase in the BIP39 compatible wallets (like a Trezor, ColdCard, Electrum etc.) to get access to your cryptos. You can have a look at this article on how to recover your passphrase accounts - support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4983095135261-How-to-recover-your-passphrase-accounts-?support=true Please note that passphrase setup is mainly for advanced users, so please have a look at this article before you proceed - support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005214529-Advanced-passphrase-security?docs=true Regarding your concern about Ledger going out of business, you can read this article - www.ledger.com/academy/what-if-ledger-goes-out-of-business
The Safepal soft wallet has the option of inputting the 25th word (passphrase) recovery. And it gives you the choice of 12 or 24 word recovery phrase as well. It's nice to know there's a soft wallet back up if all hardware wallet companies go bankrupt.
I'd to see Ledger's thoughts on the complexity of passphases and what strategies and goals might be considered when determining to create a mild, mid, and high entropy passphrase.
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I'm a little bit confuse. In the case I had a first Ledger device and on this device, when I setted up my first account I had previously added a passphrase. Does this mean that with only the Recovery phrase I will not be able to recover my account ? Do I need to have both Recovery Phrase and the Old Pass Phrase in order to be able to access my account like before ? or It's the Recovery Phrase need to recover your old accounts and the Pass Phrase is only to separate the account authorization ?
Hi! With the Ledger Recover we can test our 24 word seed recovery, and all related accounts. Is there a way to test the recovery accuracy of the passphrase accounts without resetting the device? And reconfiguring the same passphrase again? Regards!
if you enter your pin wrong 3 times and have to restore the device with the 24 word seed and create a new pin, would this new pin only be associated to your main wallet
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Is adding a passphrase any extra security (say someone guessing the 24 word one day) or is it merely an extra layer of protection in the event someone finds the 24 word seed? I suppose without the passphrase the 24 word is 256bit and rather secure by itself?
24 seed is already secure as long as you dont loose them or someone brute force them ., is extra accounts where you cant access unless you got that extra word /phrase .
My account was reset and restored using the 24-digit code, but it showed。“Something went wrong - Please check that your wallet is set up with the recovery phrase or passphrase associated to the selected account.”what to do！
i lost my ledger and only have my recovery phrase... it is so confusing as on the ledger website they say one only needs the recovery phrase... here, these guy says one needs both the passphrase and the recovery...
Let’s see you set up a new ledger device like say I wanted a new ledger S + as an upgrade what do I do if I use my 25th word pin to access my accounts ?
@@JaInvisto Yes but he didn't explain if the Pass Phrase he used must be the same as the previous pass phrase on the old wallet or if the Passphrase can be a new one !!..
@@nkobrs21 each passphrase creates a new set of wallets... you may have more than one passphare on the same ledger devide... if you enter the 24 words of the seed phrase + the same passphrase, them you may recover that specific account on a new ledger device
I love the idea of the passphrase but I don't like that you can't restore to "any" BIP39 wallet, it needs to be a hardware wallet. That's not great in a disaster recovery/urgent situation trying to restore. I trust in the blockchain but I don't trust being locked to a hardware device with no option of recovery elsewhere. Until there is more widespread universal use of the passphrase system I just don't feel comfortable locking in like that.
@@r-e-s-o-n-a-n-t yes. I am facing the same problem unfortunately. As a heavy Solana holder, there is no 'hot' wallet compatible with Solana that I can restore the accounts into. Sad
I don't need to recover my passphrase yet but these instructions are quite difficult. I can't really follow it too well but will watch it again until I understand it..
I have 3 ledger nano x and I set a phassphrase. But I don’t think I moved the funds to phassphrase. I mixed up all the accounts and which one I set the phassphrase. I couldn’t find the regular account that the phassphrase was set to. I think I found the regular account. The ledger connected to the account but the something wrong prompt keep coming up. I ended up attaching pin and phassphrase to all acounts. When I run the recovery check it was always correct. I thought it would say it wasn’t correct if I had phassphrase attached? Like I said I think I found the ledger that is attached to recovery accounts that my funds are in cause when I added accounts it pulled up those accounts. But wouldn’t send cause said recovery or phassphrase wasn’t connected. I really need to figure this out. Please help. I’m so confused
Passphrase set up is a bit complex. We might need to dig a little deeper to find out what's happening with this one. Head over to support.ledger.com and click on the Contact Us button in the bottom right to open up a support ticket. One of our agents will be in touch soon! 🙏🏻
I have a comment. If the original 24 seedphrase can be hacked, why not just create a passphrase account and put all your funds in the 25 passphrase account?
this is how i understand your passphrase setting info: 1. passphrase is a secret wallet or hidden wallet with different PIN or passphrase PIN 2. passphrase wallet and regular PIN wallet share the same 24 recovery words 3. to recover passphrase wallet use the 24 recovery words + passphrase PIN 4. to recover passphrase wallet, log in with passphrase PIN and recover 5. to recover regular account, log in with regular PIN to recover confusion is here: what is the 1234 you mentioned
Thanks for the question, if you type a different passphrase into the device you won't be able to access your old passphrase accounts. When restoring your passphras accounts it's important that both the 24-word recovery phrase and the exact same passphrase are seeded in the device. Hope this answers your question!
@@Ledger yes and no... so, I will never be able to recover the old "passphase account" or I will be able to recover it by re-entering the 24 seeds and the right passphase?? .. thx
Good question and apologies for the confusion, assuming the correct 24-word recovery phrase is seeded into the device, you can always overwrite your current passphrase with a new passphrase (or an old passphrase that secures your old accounts). The process of overwriting a passphrase is exactly the same as the steps for setting up a passphrase. Overwriting a passphrase doesn't "destroy" the accounts secured by that passphrase, it simply "loads" a new set of passphrase accounts into the device. Hope this helps clarify but don't hesitate if you have any other questions :)
UPDATE : You're almost right ! 😛 It only recovers your passphrase wallet (and all its associated accounts) if you enter same exactly the same passphrase, otherwise it creates a new passphrase wallet but do not erase the existing one. That means you can have 2 devices associated to same "classic" wallet (=same recovery phrases and accounts) but with 2 differents passphrases (and different "secret" accounts).
I understand what you said. But if I'm only able to restore a Ledger device with only the recovery phrase but I forgot the previous passphrase, does this mean that I will not be able to access to the fund ? I think I misunderstand the definition of wallet, account, address
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Now I'm really confused, please make the small screen big, I think you need to re do the entire video, make it bigger and easy to see and understand, please!
simple way is this....since you link your passphrase to regular PIN why not just recover regular account and power off then log back in with passphrase account then reinstall the blockchain again to the ledger wallet? I think this should have been the easiest way
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*Quick Rico Tech* , I genuinely appreciate your dedication to helping people who’ve fallen victim to these scams. Recovering lost funds can seem impossible, but seeing the positive outcomes and real stories here gives hope to so many. Keep up the incredible work!
Hi, we'll forward your feedback to the relevant team for review. In the meantime you can check our article that explains each step in detail. We hope this helps. support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404382560913-Restore-your-Ledger-accounts-with-your-recovery-phrase?support=true
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you aren't a good teacher sir.....we are confused....why should you change passphrase again before doing passphrase wallet recovery? I setup passphrase on safepal with very easy 123 steps
I'm having trouble recovering my algorand wallet. I have thousands in the wallet. My issue is that algo/ledger only gives you 24 words for the passphrase but 25 is what is needed apparently and I am unable to get back into my wallets. I got a new phone BTW this is the reason for the loss. I am still logged in on my PC so if anything I will make new wallets. If anyone has a fix please let me know thanks 😊
Hello there, to better clarify, the recovery phrase that only you know is composed of 24 words. Did you by any chance add a 25th passphrase? Make sure the need to have both the 24 words + the 25th passphrase you set up in order to be able to access your funds support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4983095135261-How-to-recover-your-passphrase-accounts-?support=true Let us know if this helps!
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Awesome work, Team *Skillful Recovery Tech* ! It's so satisfying to see you putting in the effort to stop those shady characters. Protecting the public, especially the elderly, from those despicable con artists is crucial. You truly deserve recognition and appreciation for keeping us secure and for the recovering my lost 0.2 btc. I'm thrilled for you because you're my sibling. Your accomplishments definitely make you a strong contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. Keep up the outstanding performance
I was really hoping to see you set up a Nano from new or 'from reset' then restore with the 24 words/ and then the passphrase.. this is what we need to see correctly if we had to get access to the passphrase account on a new device.
Hi there, We will forward your feedback to our team for review. Thank you for your support.
@@Ledger what happened to the follow up of this matter? I was expecting to see that as well. Since the passphrase is linked only to the 24 word recovery password on the device that was originally created, what's the process to restore it on a new device?
@@alejandroherreragil6516 Same issue. They don't care. Terrible support!
@@alejandroherreragil6516 did you ever get a response on this?
@@alejandroherreragil6516 I think you need to first restore 24 word and then go to settings and restore passphrase. tht's what he told in this video earlier. process is same.
Can the Pass Phrase account be recovered in any wallet other than the ledger, with the 24 words Recovery phrase + its 1 associated Passphrase.
example: If I loose my ledger (or ledger goes out of stock/bankrupt etc) and I don't have any access to a new ledger for days, and in an emergency I want to access my funds of my "PASSPHRASE ACCOUNT" through a software wallet. will that be possible?
Thanks!
Hi, Your concern is legit. Don't worry, all the recovery phrases and passphrases created by your Ledger device comply with the BIP39 standard - github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawiki
Hence, you can enter your recovery phrase + passphrase in the BIP39 compatible wallets (like a Trezor, ColdCard, Electrum etc.) to get access to your cryptos. You can have a look at this article on how to recover your passphrase accounts - support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4983095135261-How-to-recover-your-passphrase-accounts-?support=true
Please note that passphrase setup is mainly for advanced users, so please have a look at this article before you proceed - support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005214529-Advanced-passphrase-security?docs=true
Regarding your concern about Ledger going out of business, you can read this article - www.ledger.com/academy/what-if-ledger-goes-out-of-business
The Safepal soft wallet has the option of inputting the 25th word (passphrase) recovery. And it gives you the choice of 12 or 24 word recovery phrase as well. It's nice to know there's a soft wallet back up if all hardware wallet companies go bankrupt.
@@Ledgero
you could make a crop even smaller !
lol
I almost had a panic attack thinking the passphrase was a requirement.
Did the passphrase account only available at Ledger Device?
or it can also be recover from other brands device that support the same coins?
I'd to see Ledger's thoughts on the complexity of passphases and what strategies and goals might be considered when determining to create a mild, mid, and high entropy passphrase.
true !
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I'm a little bit confuse. In the case I had a first Ledger device and on this device, when I setted up my first account I had previously added a passphrase. Does this mean that with only the Recovery phrase I will not be able to recover my account ?
Do I need to have both Recovery Phrase and the Old Pass Phrase in order to be able to access my account like before ?
or
It's the Recovery Phrase need to recover your old accounts and the Pass Phrase is only to separate the account authorization ?
Hi! With the Ledger Recover we can test our 24 word seed recovery, and all related accounts.
Is there a way to test the recovery accuracy of the passphrase accounts without resetting the device? And reconfiguring the same passphrase again? Regards!
if you enter your pin wrong 3 times and have to restore the device with the 24 word seed and create a new pin, would this new pin only be associated to your main wallet
Question: how can we do Passphrase Recovery check ?
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due to scam and I was searching for ways to
recover them not until I met him #cyber_rims , he is
surely a life saver
Is adding a passphrase any extra security (say someone guessing the 24 word one day) or is it merely an extra layer of protection in the event someone finds the 24 word seed? I suppose without the passphrase the 24 word is 256bit and rather secure by itself?
24 seed is already secure as long as you dont loose them or someone brute force them ., is extra accounts where you cant access unless you got that extra word /phrase .
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Great video, keep them coming!
Happy the videos are helpful! We will keep them coming for sure 🎬
My account was reset and restored using the 24-digit code, but it showed。“Something went wrong - Please check that your wallet is set up with the recovery phrase or passphrase associated to the selected account.”what to do！
i can help with that
@@DanielaWillington
How
so it means you first recover your regular account, power the ledger, and log in with your passphrase account..is that right?
i lost my ledger and only have my recovery phrase... it is so confusing as on the ledger website they say one only needs the recovery phrase... here, these guy says one needs both the passphrase and the recovery...
This is the question: i set my passphrase linked to my PIN. Do my regular PIn account and pass phrase account share the same recovery phrases?
am i right in saying that you restore your passphrase account by simply adding a new pin and passphrase ?
Let’s see you set up a new ledger device like say I wanted a new ledger S + as an upgrade what do I do if I use my 25th word pin to access my accounts ?
goddam man... that EXATCLY what he did on this video.... just watch it..
@@JaInvisto Yes but he didn't explain if the Pass Phrase he used must be the same as the previous pass phrase on the old wallet or if the Passphrase can be a new one !!..
@@nkobrs21 each passphrase creates a new set of wallets... you may have more than one passphare on the same ledger devide... if you enter the 24 words of the seed phrase + the same passphrase, them you may recover that specific account on a new ledger device
I love the idea of the passphrase but I don't like that you can't restore to "any" BIP39 wallet, it needs to be a hardware wallet. That's not great in a disaster recovery/urgent situation trying to restore. I trust in the blockchain but I don't trust being locked to a hardware device with no option of recovery elsewhere. Until there is more widespread universal use of the passphrase system I just don't feel comfortable locking in like that.
@@r-e-s-o-n-a-n-t yes. I am facing the same problem unfortunately. As a heavy Solana holder, there is no 'hot' wallet compatible with Solana that I can restore the accounts into. Sad
my ledger on my desktop keep on saying invalid passphrase but when i did in ledger it is working.. whats the issue can you help me plz.
I don't need to recover my passphrase yet but these instructions are quite difficult. I can't really follow it too well but will watch it again until I understand it..
Thanks for your sharing !
I have 3 ledger nano x and I set a phassphrase. But I don’t think I moved the funds to phassphrase. I mixed up all the accounts and which one I set the phassphrase. I couldn’t find the regular account that the phassphrase was set to. I think I found the regular account. The ledger connected to the account but the something wrong prompt keep coming up. I ended up attaching pin and phassphrase to all acounts. When I run the recovery check it was always correct. I thought it would say it wasn’t correct if I had phassphrase attached? Like I said I think I found the ledger that is attached to recovery accounts that my funds are in cause when I added accounts it pulled up those accounts. But wouldn’t send cause said recovery or phassphrase wasn’t connected. I really need to figure this out. Please help. I’m so confused
Passphrase set up is a bit complex. We might need to dig a little deeper to find out what's happening with this one. Head over to support.ledger.com and click on the Contact Us button in the bottom right to open up a support ticket. One of our agents will be in touch soon! 🙏🏻
@@Ledger what time is support available? Hours for support
I have a comment. If the original 24 seedphrase can be hacked, why not just create a passphrase account and put all your funds in the 25 passphrase account?
how can the 24 seedphrase get hacked? it cannot unless you share it or someone will steal it
This guy sounds like he has marbles in his mouth......hard to understand
this is how i understand your passphrase setting info:
1. passphrase is a secret wallet or hidden wallet with different PIN or passphrase PIN
2. passphrase wallet and regular PIN wallet share the same 24 recovery words
3. to recover passphrase wallet use the 24 recovery words + passphrase PIN
4. to recover passphrase wallet, log in with passphrase PIN and recover
5. to recover regular account, log in with regular PIN to recover
confusion is here: what is the 1234 you mentioned
does the ledger ask you for the passphrase when you recover with your 24 words?
I don’t even remember if set up a separate passphrase. Just have the one it came with.
one question: what if, when I do the restore passphrase account, i "set up passphrase" with a different one? THX
Thanks for the question, if you type a different passphrase into the device you won't be able to access your old passphrase accounts. When restoring your passphras accounts it's important that both the 24-word recovery phrase and the exact same passphrase are seeded in the device. Hope this answers your question!
@@Ledger yes and no... so, I will never be able to recover the old "passphase account" or I will be able to recover it by re-entering the 24 seeds and the right passphase?? .. thx
Good question and apologies for the confusion, assuming the correct 24-word recovery phrase is seeded into the device, you can always overwrite your current passphrase with a new passphrase (or an old passphrase that secures your old accounts). The process of overwriting a passphrase is exactly the same as the steps for setting up a passphrase. Overwriting a passphrase doesn't "destroy" the accounts secured by that passphrase, it simply "loads" a new set of passphrase accounts into the device. Hope this helps clarify but don't hesitate if you have any other questions :)
@@Ledger thank you
You're welcome, don't hesitate if you need anything else!
UPDATE : You're almost right ! 😛
It only recovers your passphrase wallet (and all its associated accounts) if you enter same exactly the same passphrase, otherwise it creates a new passphrase wallet but do not erase the existing one. That means you can have 2 devices associated to same "classic" wallet (=same recovery phrases and accounts) but with 2 differents passphrases (and different "secret" accounts).
It's there a limit for secret accounts?
I understand what you said. But if I'm only able to restore a Ledger device with only the recovery phrase but I forgot the previous passphrase, does this mean that I will not be able to access to the fund ? I think I misunderstand the definition of wallet, account, address
Why do you keep the video size so small? Just enlarge the video and reduce the title box
Hi there, We will forward your feedback to our dedicated team for review. Thank you for your patience.
Please make the ledger readable in the video. The tiny screen in the corner is useless for instructions.
_Quick Rico Tech_ , *I genuinely appreciate your dedication to helping people who’ve fallen victim to these scams. Recovering lost funds can seem impossible, but seeing the positive outcomes and real stories here gives hope to so many. Keep up the incredible work!*
Now I'm really confused, please make the small screen big, I think you need to re do the entire video, make it bigger and easy to see and understand, please!
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simple way is this....since you link your passphrase to regular PIN why not just recover regular account and power off then log back in with passphrase account then reinstall the blockchain again to the ledger wallet? I think this should have been the easiest way
PLEASE Up date the exange section. Mor diversity of coins .Just on ethereum is mad the Fees too high.
*Skillfulrecoverytech* , this is SO GOOD!!! I have such disdain for people who lack empathy for hardworking individuals. I LOVE what you said-there’s no room for hate, but that doesn’t mean you have to like them either. I am SO GLAD you showed up just in time to return the funds to their account. This is why I watch your videos, and I couldn’t admire what you do more. Thank you for protecting innocent people. Thank you for reporting criminals. Thank you for doing what all of us would do if we could. Keep fighting! Much love!!!
*Quick Rico Tech* , I genuinely appreciate your dedication to helping people who’ve fallen victim to these scams. Recovering lost funds can seem impossible, but seeing the positive outcomes and real stories here gives hope to so many. Keep up the incredible work!
good tutorial (audio) but the screen of the ledger device is unreadable :(
Hi, we'll forward your feedback to the relevant team for review. In the meantime you can check our article that explains each step in detail. We hope this helps.
support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404382560913-Restore-your-Ledger-accounts-with-your-recovery-phrase?support=true
It doesn't work...
The level of expertise and integrity *Quick Rico Tech* brings to the table is unmatched. Not only does he recover funds, but he’s also raising awareness and protecting others. You’re truly a guardian angel for the crypto community.
you aren't a good teacher sir.....we are confused....why should you change passphrase again before doing passphrase wallet recovery? I setup passphrase on safepal with very easy 123 steps
I'm having trouble recovering my algorand wallet. I have thousands in the wallet. My issue is that algo/ledger only gives you 24 words for the passphrase but 25 is what is needed apparently and I am unable to get back into my wallets. I got a new phone BTW this is the reason for the loss. I am still logged in on my PC so if anything I will make new wallets. If anyone has a fix please let me know thanks 😊
Hello there, to better clarify, the recovery phrase that only you know is composed of 24 words. Did you by any chance add a 25th passphrase? Make sure the need to have both the 24 words + the 25th passphrase you set up in order to be able to access your funds support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/4983095135261-How-to-recover-your-passphrase-accounts-?support=true
Let us know if this helps!
@@Ledger I ended up figuring it out by connecting to my ALGO wallet via bluetooth. Thank you for your quick response!!!
Is this dude on dope? Why couldn’t he do more of a close up on the device?
🙆♀️🙆♀️🙆♀️🙆♀️🙆♀️🙆♀️what!!!
A bit confusing 😞
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@ledger please help me my case I'd ID 133713.
I have been trying to contact you from over a month.
Hey, we are sincerely sorry for the delay! We have escalated your case number and should receive a reply soon! Thank you for your patience! 🙏
@@Ledger Thanks Team! Got the reply.
One suggestion you should speed up the response speed for emails ☺️.