Question 1

How to Rekey an Algorand Account with Pera Web Wallet?

Accepted Answer

How to Rekey an Algorand Account with Pera Web Wallet?

Background info

Securing your Algorand assets is crucial, and rekeying is an effective way to do it. With this unique feature available on the Algorand Blockchain, you can assign a new private key to an account without transferring or removing your assets. In this article, we'll guide you through how to use the rekeying feature in Pera Wallet. Here are the key points to keep in mind:

Rekeying is a powerful tool to enhance the security of your Algorand assets.
You can use rekeying to assign a new private key to an account that you believe has been compromised.
To use the rekeying feature in Pera Wallet, you must have both the account you want to rekey and the new account added to the wallet.
After completing the rekeying process, make sure to keep both the rekeyed (from) account and the rekey (to) account in your wallet.

How to rekey an Algorand account?

To rekey an account with Pera Web, you must have both the account you want to rekey and the new account added to Pera Web. You can add these accounts using the 25 word passphrase or import from Pera Mobile.

Select the account to be rekeyed (the account that will no longer be authorized to sign transactions) and from the three dots, select “Rekey Account”:

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Question 2

How to Rekey an Algorand Account with Pera Mobile?

Accepted Answer

How to Rekey an Algorand Account with Pera Mobile?

Rekeying an Algorand Account

Rekeying is a unique feature of the Algorand Blockchain which allows you to assign a new private key to an account without transferring or removing your assets. Key points:

Rekeying is a powerful tool to enhance the security of your Algorand Assets
You can use rekeying to assign a new private key to an account that you believe has been compromised.
To use the rekeying feature in Pera Wallet, you must have both the account you want to rekey and the new account added to the wallet.
After rekeying, make sure to keep both the rekeyed (from) account and the rekey (to) account in your wallet.

Remember, you can also move your assets directly to a new, secure account if you don’t want to rekey. Rekeying is only recommended if you have a large number of assets or if you have locked assets for (example in Algorand Governance)

How to Rekey to a Standard Account?

This option is currently available for:

Standard Accounts.

This option is not available for:

Ledger Accounts
Rekeyed Accounts

Ensure you have the account you want to rekey to in your wallet. You can:

Choose another account already in your wallet
Import an existing account with its 25-word passphrase
Create a brand new secure account

Find the account you want to rekey i

Question 3

How to Use Ledger Nano X, S and S+ with Pera Web Wallet

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How to Connect and Use Ledger Nano X, S and S+ with Pera Web Wallet

Pera Web Wallet supports accounts backed by a Ledger Nano hardware wallet. Pera Web supports all models of the Ledger Nano:

Ledger Nano X can be connected via USB or Bluetooth (on Bluetooth-supported browsers)
Ledger Nano S and S+ can be connected via USB
Ledger devices can only be connected via chromium browsers such as Google Chrome, Brave, Edge, etc. Currently, Firefox and Safari are not supported.

Before you can use Ledger Nano with Pera, you need to set up your Ledger Nano following the instructions you received with the device. Then, download Ledger Live and install the Algorand App.

If this is your first time using Pera Web, you’ll see the following options:

Select Import from Nano Ledger. You’ll be asked to set a passcode - this encrypts your accounts locally on the current device and browser, and is used to lock and unlock your wallet. You can then proceed through the Connect to Ledger flow.

If you already have a Pera Web Wallet, select Add Account and then Connect Nano Ledger:

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Question 4

Resolving WalletConnect Issues

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately there are several known issues related to WalletConnect that our team is working on. Some of these issues are related to the WalletConnect JavaScript implementation on the dApp side. Even though these are not problems with our iOS and Android apps, we are working with ecosystem partners to try and solve the implementation issues on their side so our users can have a smoother experience using Pera Wallet.

This article offers some workarounds to most common problems we've seen based on incoming support requests and our internal testing.

Resetting WalletConnect Sessions

The most common case with WalletConnect problems is stale sessions that need to be cleared out. Whenever you experience a WalletConnect problem, we recommend disconnecting all active WalletConnect sessions. You can easily do this by navigating to Settings > WalletConnect Sessions > Disconnect All Sessions. After doing this, make sure to reload the browser tab where you loaded the dApp as well, and try connecting again.

Issues Connecting on iOS with Mobile Safari

One of the most common problems with WalletConnect happens on iOS devices, when using a dApp such as AlgoFi, Tinyman, Yieldly, Algogems and attempting to connect on Mobile Safari. After a successful connection, when you return to Safari to use the dApp, WalletConnect socket connection fails and you get stuck.

After detailed investigation, we found that this is because of a Safari bug Apple introduced with iOS 15. You can resolv

Question 5

Recover or Import an Algorand Account with Recovery Passphrase

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Before You Begin

This tutorial will allow you to recover or import an Algorand account using its 25-word recovery passphrase. Before we begin, please get your 25-word passphrase ready.

|| ⚠️ If you don't have a 25-word recovery passphrase, you will be unable to recover your account. Pera Wallet is a non-custodial wallet and is not responsible for nor can provide assistance in the case of lost passphrases or accounts.

If this is not what you are trying to do, you may be looking for:

Transfer (Import and Export Accounts) between Pera Web and Pera Mobile
Create a new Algorand Account
Backing up your recovery passphrase

Recover or Import an Account with Passphrase on Pera Mobile

If you are using Pera Wallet for the first time, click "I already have an account" and then "Recover an account":

If you already have Algorand Accounts in your Pera Wallet, instead click the plus symbol at the top of your accounts list on Home Screen and fo

Question 6

Backing up your Recovery Passphrase

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How to back up your Recovery Passphrase

|| It is extremely important to securely back up your 25-word recovery passphrase for each Algorand account you create. Your 25-word passphrase is the only way to regain access to your account if you logout from the App, get a new phone or laptop, or lose access to your wallet in any way.

Before you start, ensure you have a basic understanding of:

How the blockchain works
What an Algorand account is

Let's say that you find yourself in one of the following situations:

◾️ You drop your phone or laptop and it gets destroyed ◾️ Your phone or computer is stolen or lost ◾️ Your Pera Wallet app gets deleted from your phone ◾️ Your browser cache gets wiped ◾️ You change your preferred browser on your computer ◾️ You forget your PIN or passcode for Pera Wallet ◾️ You've memorized the recovery passphrase but one day you wake up and can't remember it!

**If you don't have your 25-word recovery passphrase securely stored, you will lose access to all your accounts and their funds. While these situations may seem unlikely, they happen frequently and could happen to you. The good news is, if you have your 25-word passphrase, you will be able to regain access to the associated account.

What is a Recovery Passphrase?

A recovery passphrase is a string of 25 words that gives you access to an Algorand account. The passphrase allows you to import the associated account to a wallet like Pera, from where the person importing it has ful

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