Can I merge 2 accounts?
Not quite. You can import multiple accounts into one interface and you can transfer assets over to a single account manually, but there is no direct "merge" feature.
Can I share a Ledger with someone and we stake in separate accounts?
You can only have one mnemonic per Ledger, but you can change the HD derivation path to create different addresses from the same mnemonic. This means that you would share the mnemonic with that other person.
What is the HD Wallet Derivation Path?
The HD wallet derivation path, or hierarchical deterministic wallet derivation path, is a way to derive multiple accounts from the same mnemonic seed. It is based on the BIP44 standard, and allows you to theoretically create millions of addresses from the same mnemonic.
Can I set a custom account derivation path when creating an account?
Yes. Click “Set derivation path (Advanced)” during the onboarding process. To learn more about derivation path, read this article.
I don't know my key path. How do I find it?
If you have a multiple derivation path on a certain chain, e.g. Persistence One, then it will show up when you import the account via recovery phrase. Select the path you’d like to use with Keplr. If you want to use multiple paths, you’ll need to go through the import process several times.
How do I manually update my Keplr extension?
In most cases, Chrome automatically updates your browser extensions. However, if your Keplr extension is not automatically updating, please follow the instructions below:
- Go to chrome://extensions.
- Turn on 'Developer mode'
- Click on 'Update'
Can I store any token that is part of the Cosmos networks on Keplr?
Short answer is no. This is not possible because in the Cosmos ecosystem there is no standard that unites all chains. However, chains can use the experimental Suggest Chain feature to connect their own web interface to Keplr and request signing from Keplr.
Do blockchains in the Cosmos ecosystem, developed with the Cosmos SDK, have a token standard similar to ERC20 on Ethereum?
No. Since all chains in the Cosmos Network are independent from each other, there is no shared token standard yet. However, chains can adopt their own internal standards within their ecosystem. For example, Secret Network uses the SNIP20 token standard, and chains that support CosmWasm use the CW20 standard.