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# FAQ
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## What is it?
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- A Monero lightwallet for Android. You get to choose what remote node you want to connect to. No need to download the blockchain.
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## What features does it have?
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- Uses monero v0.11.0.0
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- Support for Android >= 5.0 with ARM processor
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- Testnet and Mainnet
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- Generate new wallets
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- Recover wallets form mnemonic seed or from keys
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- Create Watch Only wallets from address + viewkey
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- Multiple wallets
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- View wallet details (address, keys, etc.)
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- View transactions including details and copy to clipboard
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- Spend Moneroj (handle with care on mainnet!)
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- Manually import existing wallet (by copying them to the Monerujo folder)
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- Background updating (make sure you exit the wallet to stop updating to save some battery)
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- Access to daemon with username/password and nonstandard port
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- Only 5 decimal places shown in transactions (full amount in details - click on transaction)
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- All significant figures shown in balance
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- QR Code scanning - make sure to *ALWAYS* verify the scanned code is what it is advertised to be!
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- QR Code for receiving with conversion of XMR to USD/EUR and back through kraken API
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- Backup wallets to ```.backups``` folder in main wallet folder (old backups are overwritten)
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- Rename wallets
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- Archive (=Backup and delete)
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- 3 Default nodes + History of last 5 used nodes
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## After installing from Google Play the wallet list is empty!
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Sorry about that. The folder for the wallets was renamed from "Monerujo" to "monerujo".
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On most devices this does not matter (they don't care about upper/lower case). Yours does.
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If you use a file explorer (e.g. es file explorer) you can find the Monerujo folder and rename it to "monerujo".
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## I cannot select and copy the mnemonic seed
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Copying anything to the clipboard on Android exposes it to any other App running. So this
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is a security measure to keep your seed safe(r).
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## My storage is getting full
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Newly generated wallets are stored in ```.new``` in the main wallet folder.
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They are never erased (for now). You can delete this whole folder from time to time.
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Also, the backup folder ```.backups``` is never automatically cleaned up.
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You may want to do housekeeping manually with a file browser.
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All wallet files (```testnet``` and ```mainnet```) are stored in the main ```Monerujo``` folder.
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So be careful erasing stuff. One of the future releases will split the wallets and move ```testnet```
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wallets out of there.
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## Do you have any screenshots of what it looks like and how it works?
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No, but it looks fantastic. Just check it out.
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## Can I use existing wallet files?
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If you want to use existing wallet files, you need to copy the wallet files from you current Monero client. These are:
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```
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WalletName
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WalletName.address.txt
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WalletName.keys
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```
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### From where?
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This depends on your installation - you could search for them in your home directory or check the settings of your current client. Places to try are `C:\Users\<YOURUSERNAME>\Documents\Monero\wallets` for Windows or `~/.bitmonero/wallet` in Linux. Or just search for `WalletName.keys`.
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### What if don't have these files?
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Keep calm and make a new wallet.
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