HDNode from chain code and public key
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to derive addresses from hardware wallets, using a chainCode
and publicKey
. Currently it seems that only mnemonic phrases, seeds and extended keys. I can’t figure out a way to derive addresses with just a chainCode
and publicKey
using Ethers.js.
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I’m working on some refactors currently, but I’ll definitely post it once pushed to GitHub.
Thank you for making Ethers.js, it’s a great library!
I figured out how to export an xpub from a hardware device, so this can be closed.