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How To List All Key Pair

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Last updated 4 years ago

Goal

List all key pairs.

Before you begin

  • Install the currently supported version of cleos.

  • Understand the following:

    • What is a and key pair.

Steps

Unlock your wallet

$ cleos wallet unlock

List all public keys:

$ cleos wallet keys

List all private keys:

$ cleos wallet private_keys

You can enter the password directly on the command line by adding the --password option:

$ cleos wallet unlock --password PW5...3RwP2

Be careful Never use your private keys in a production enviroment!

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