Private keys - Revision history

QuintonP at 21:03, 16 March 2018

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QuintonP at 21:01, 16 March 2018

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QuintonP at 17:31, 7 February 2018

2018-02-07T17:31:16Z

QuintonP: Created page with "A private key allows complete access to your cryptowallet. It is usually a string of letters and numbers and must be kept secret for security."

2018-01-26T21:21:11Z

Created page with "A private key allows complete access to your cryptowallet. It is usually a string of letters and numbers and must be kept secret for security."

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A private key allows complete access to your [[cryptowallet]]. It is usually a string of letters and numbers and must be kept secret for security.

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−	Private keys are used for decryption and is kept private. In [[cryptocurrency]] transfer, the receiver decrypts the encrypted transaction from the sender using the private key.	+	Private keys are used for decryption and is kept private. In [[cryptocurrency]] transfer, the receiver decrypts the encrypted transaction from the sender using the private key. The process generally takes place in a [[cryptocurrency wallet]].

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−	A private ~~key allows complete access to your~~ [[~~Cryptocurrency wallet~~]]~~. It is usually a string of letters and numbers and must be kept secret for security~~.	+	Private keys are used for decryption and is kept private. In [[cryptocurrency]] transfer, the receiver decrypts the encrypted transaction from the sender using the private key.

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−	A private key allows complete access to your [[~~cryptowallet~~]]. It is usually a string of letters and numbers and must be kept secret for security.	+	A private key allows complete access to your [[Cryptocurrency wallet]]. It is usually a string of letters and numbers and must be kept secret for security.