Access can be attained via command line interface at a very raw level, but then no one on earth would ever touch crypto besides the truly nerdy amongst us, so god invented trust wallet and metamask to make things infinitely easier. Your private key is encoded into your seedphrase, and your seedphrase/private key grants you access to your blockchain address where all your coins are stored. Not metamask or trust(wallet) or any other interface that has wallet in the name. Consider your seedphrase to be your wallet. No sir, your wallet has only one private key/seedphrase.

The main question is, have the wallets created in metamask and in Trust the same 'multi-coin' support or they are different? If they have the same multi coin support I understand that the application or program to access to your wallet is only a way of displaying your coins, and if the program or app don't support the visualization of one coin it doesn't mean you don't really have it. If I buy Bitcoin in the app, I am not going to see it in metamask but I am still having the coin?Īnd if I do it the other way around if I put my wallet created in metamask in Trust and I configure it as a 'multi-coin wallet' even though it is supposed to be an Ether wallet I am going to be able to have BTC in this wallet? So Imagine I put my seed words from the wallet created in Trust to metamask in order to sync it.

I want to use the same wallet in my PC and in my phone, but it seems that the wallet that was created in Trust have another features than the created in metamask at it is a eth and Bsc wallet. But it’s free, and you don’t have to already be a Family Historian user.I have two different wallets, one created in Trust Wallet supposed to be a multi-coin wallet and another in metamask that it is supposed to be an Ether wallet, but you can add BSC aswell if you added to the chrome extension (so it seems it can as a multi-coin too?) You will need to register to be allowed to post. Questions about moving data into Family Historian should be posted to the Importing and Exporting forum on the Family Historian User Group website ( Questions about general usage should be posted to the General Usage forum. Is there a forum where FTM users can post questions and ask advice about moving to Family Historian? Yes there’s a screenshot tour and a video tour. Is there a tour of the program I could look at? Download the 30-day free trial, create a new project and import your data into it.

Is it possible to try out the import before buying the program? For more detail, see Import from Family Tree Maker (FTM). You then create a new project within Family Historian and take the option to import a GEDCOM file, and select the GEDCOM file you exported. How do I move my Family Tree Maker data into Family Historian? See also the Product FAQ and Family Historian Welcomes Family Tree Maker Users for more information. This page answers commonly-asked questions by Family Tree Maker users.

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