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 Wallet Basics;OTS Key Index;When you create a new wallet you create an XMSS tree, which is comprised of many signatures to make a signature scheme. Every signature is referenced as your OTS index or One Time Signature key index. The OTS key index is limited. You can only use each key ONCE. When you’ve used your last key, you will no longer be able to sign transactions. This can not be stressed enough! NOTE With your last key you must empty your wallet. If you use all of your OTS Key Indexes with funds in the wallet, these funds will be lost FOREVER Best Wallet Practices Track all OTS Keys used in a spreadsheet (ledger) Store your private keys somewhere safe, in an encrypted manner;149
 Wallet Basics;QRL Web Wallet;"The easiest way to generate a QRL wallet is by using the online wallet found here: https://wallet.theqrl.org All secure XMSS operations are run in a web assembly compiled version of qrllib locally in your browser or desktop application. Keys stay in the memory space of the XMSS object, which is destroyed the moment you close the wallet, browser window, or desktop application.;84
 Wallet Basics;Create a New Wallet;Enter a strong password into the password field. The password must be at least 8 characters in length, and must contain at least 1 number and 1 letter. Tree Height: This option allows you to create a wallet with varying tree size. In other words this controls the amount of signatures your wallet can use for transactions safely on the blockchain. By default an XMSS Tree height of 10 provides 1024 One Time Signatures. You may chose to create a wallet with more or less OTS keys used to sign transactions on the QRL network. The only disadvantage for creating a larger tree height is the time required to generate the additional keys. This can be configured only when a wallet is created. If needed you can create an additional slaves.json file with up to 100 slave OTS keys allowing for additional TX’s using the same QRL address. For more information please see the Slaves.json documentation. Hash Function: QRL can utilize multiple hash functions, depending on the setting used during the creation of the wallet. By default the wallet will utilize the shake128 hash function if no configuration options are given. Which hash function is better to use is debatable, and they all have pros and cons. Most importantly the default can be changed if there is later a vulnerability found in the core cryptography of the hash function. Create Wallet: After you have made your selections and entered a secure password, click the create wallet button and a new wallet will be generated. This will produce a sensitive screen once the address is created. This screen prints your public QRL address, your Mnemonic Phrase, and Hexseed directly to your screen. Write these down somewhere safe, they will recover your wallet. Important: Record Your Private Keys! Do Not Lose Them! It’s recommended to Save a Secure, encrypted wallet.json file. You will need your password to unlock this file anytime it is loaded into the wallet Don’t Forget This Password! Welcome to the Quantum Resistance!";399