rod123 Posted January 8 Share Posted January 8 (edited) Could you please tell me how to know what derivation path (m/44'/144'/0'/0/ or other derivation path) was used to generate my old xrp address if I can know that , that should serve a lot to find my xrp address on https://iancoleman.io/bip39/. Is there any website to to find out what derivation path used my xrp address? I'd really appreciate it if you could help me. (my problem is as follows: I bought ledger nano s 3 or 4 years ago. I have some xrp in my ledger nano but yesterday when I put my pin code of ledger nano s(I have a 24-word list) to access ledger live and saw my deposit of xrp but couldn't send it out due to an error. SO I reset my ledger nano live , but after that even though I connected my pin code my old wallet of xrp doesn't show up (I've already reset my ledger nano s using my 24 word recovery phrase, updated my ledger live and downloaded the latest version of xrp wallet on ledger live) I tried adding a xrp wallet on ledger live but I can add a totally new one but my old one cannot show as an option to add on ledger live. In my case my balance doesn't show 0 but the thing is my original xrp wallet doesn't show up on ledger live. I don't know why my old xrp wallet doesn't show up. So I decided to access my wallet through finding out the private key of my wallet without using ledger nano s.) Edited January 8 by rod123 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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