Restoring your Zucoin wallet data loads a previously made wallet backup file into the Zucoin wallet app.
You may need to restore after reinstalling the wallet, setting up a replacement device, or bringing wallet data back after a reset.
Your backup file is required because the Zucoin wallet app is self-custody and does not keep a central username-and-password copy of your wallet for you.
Restoring a wallet replaces the current wallet data in that app, so back up the current wallet first if you need to preserve it.
The backup file restores the wallet data that existed when the backup was made.
If there were transactions after that backup, your local wallet history may not include every older detail from the missing period.
The wallet can check the Splitchain network for the latest cached transaction state and save available network data back into the wallet.
Without a valid backup file, there is no normal central login recovery path for the previous wallet.
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