Command line tool for encoding/decoding BIP39 cryptocurrency seeds to/from binary data (which is much smaller)
go get github.com/ilius/bip39-coder
Run this command:
bip39-coder | gpg -c | base64
And it will ask for a password (for encryption with gpg
), and you enter the password twice.
Then you need to type/paste your seed, and press Control+D
Then it will print something like this:
jA0EAwMCGXIUpj5/mw3uyScGjXLarDTGMna/Vo2z+fh1PHZX8FaMFg+oBP3/go+NimPL2u8JxBw=
Run this command:
base64 -d | gpg -d | bip39-coder -d
Then type/paste the encoded encrypted seed (like the output of last command), then press Control+D Then it will ask for password (unless it's stored by gpg-agent) and then print out your seed
WARNING: it is strongly advisied against stroring your seed electrically (in a file, on your hard drive or flash drive), even in encrypted form!
$ dd if=/dev/urandom bs=16 count=1 | bip39-coder -d
1+0 records in
1+0 records out
16 bytes copied, 8.5288e-05 s, 188 kB/s
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