The best way is using stainless steel plate where it's immunable against fire, corrosion, etc.
To further increase security, a seed word can be added as an additional layer of protection, which you will need to memorize (choosing the position number) and then delete it from the list. On the other hand, storing data separately in the cloud provides enough sense of security, as compromising multiple services would be necessary and the exact sequence would also need to be known. This is because if they are in close proximity and something happens, they could both be destroyed or lost. I believe that the two USB keys are only safe enough if they are stored in two different locations, hundreds of kilometers apart. Hope your wife and son keep your seed phrases safe and you keep your 2 USBs carefully so they don't get lost. Your strategy is not too bad you can carry on. So which approach do you take? Want to keep both online and offline? Then the risk will increase in this case. If you keep it online, you are afraid of being hacked, and if you keep it offline, you are afraid of theft or vandalism. I also thought of the option, we can swap the positions of the words in the original phrase, that also ensures in case if hackers get it, they won't be able to access our wallet. This way, we can both be safe from attacks and easily accessible when needed. I really like your idea, it's pretty cool, we can split them up and store them in different online services. I also share with my wife and children, but I am always insecure because incidents like natural disasters and fires can still make them disappear. I currently store my seed phrases in 2 USBs and 3 written copies. This way, you could retrieve it at any time. How would you find the pen drive among the rubble? Or what if a fire destroyed the diary? Instead, a solution to store it in the cloud could be to encode it into a trivial story where only you know the key, or to split it up and store it across multiple cloud services. For instance, consider the earthquake in Turkey that destroyed everything. Since memorizing a private key is almost impossible for a human being, storing your private key that way is the only way.Īctually, it's not a good idea to store it in a diary or a thumb drive because there are several problems.
So you can write down your private key in a diary and hide it or you can store it in a pen drive and hide that pen drive. Because all these depend on email Anyone who has access to emails can access them because there are thousands of stories of email hacks. Keeping your private key on Gmail, drive or dropbox is not a good idea. Is this actually the best way to store them or is there any other ways I can store or Keep them safe? Someone advised me to use Gmail and store them as mails then I taught again, what if my Gmail gets hacked. I have wondered for long, if there is anyway to recover my private keys when they get lost or when I don't remember them.
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