And here is an example answer in the FAQ. All the wallets are the same and accessible via cross platform and multiple applications.
Here is more detail:
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FAQ
Question : "The web wallet is offline for maintenance, can I access my ArQmA coins elsewhere? ",
Answer:
The wallets are all the same. The blockchain for ArQmA is a ledger by which amounts debited or credited for each address is accounted for. As you mine the coins you are credited and paid on the blockchain. Alternatively, you also get paid by the pool operators for mining on a pool.
If you purchased ArQmA on an exchange and deposited them to your personal wallet address, they are safely stored on the blockchain. There they stay forever, until spent or moved.
The wallet addresses generated by whichever wallet application can be accessed by other wallet applications. For example the web wallet can be accessed with the mnemonic seed using a CLI wallet application. Or, the GUI wallet can be accessed by the CLI wallet given you have the .keys and .dat file, and the current password.
Also, you can access a GUI wallet created with the CLI application using either the mnemonic seed phrase, or the address and your private spend key.
Just execute the CLI daemon, then execute the wallet cli with the following parameter:
"arqmad.exe" (Run the daemon first)
"arqma-wallet-cli —restore-deterministic-wallet" (double dash means it's an option command at the cli/cmd prompt.)
Also you can access any wallet given the mnemonic seed phrase within the Gui wallet selecting the "Restore from Seeds or keys option" after selecting your language to operate the program in.
"What if I forgot the current password for the wallet or someone changed it?"
If you can just click cancel at the beginning of your GUI wallet password prompt, select language and then restore the wallet with your mnemonic seed phrase or keys.
The program will ask you to specify a password for the local wallet file stored on your device.
You can view and write down your viewkeys and spendkeys also with the CLI or GUI application. Under the CLI application use the command " viewkey", In the GUI application select "Seed and Keys" on the left side panel just under settings and enter your current wallet password when prompted. (insert graphic here)
Also, when a phone wallet (Android or iPhone?) wallet becomes available you can restore access to the wallet which is can be done using the mnemonic seed phrase. The software might also have the option for restore given the wallet address and your private spendkey.
This is why it is important to have at least written down your mnemonic seed phase at the beginning of using your ArQmA wallet along with your address. You can access your funds in many different ways with the above examples.
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How to get started with ArQmA?
Got to
https://github.com/arqma/arqma/releases and download what you need.
Windows users can download the 64bits compiled binaries.
Extract files from zip and put them in a folder.
In this example we will use "C:\Users\Nobody\arqma".
Start cmd.exe and navigate to your folder.
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Then start your deamon with "arqmad.exe" and let it sync. It will take a while.
You will see many messages on your window like the following:
"2018-07-11 18:05:32.648 [P2P4] INFO global src/cryptonote_protocol/cryptono
te_protocol_handler.inl:1172 ←[1;33m[70.231.32.24:34028 INC] Synced 501/9737"
The important part is "Synced 501/9737". We have to wait until the daemon is synced with the network.
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Once done you will see the message "SYNCHRONIZED OK".
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How to create a wallet address with CLI-wallet?
Start cmd.exe and navigate to your folder.
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Then start the wallet with "arqma-wallet-cli.exe"
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Enter a wallet file name. Confirm.
Choose a password. Confirm the password. Choose your language. 1 for English.
Now look at the output. Your address has been created.
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Your address begins with "ar".
You see there is a list of 25 words. You have to note these words on a piece of paper and store it in a safe place. With these words you can recover your wallet anytime.
To know your address when logged in the CLI wallet you can issue the command "address".
You can also get the 25 words using the command "seed".
You can force the wallet to synchronize with the daemon issuing the command "refresh".
There is also a function "help" to list all functions of the CLI wallet.
You exit the wallet using the command "exit".
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How to restore your wallet using the CLI wallet?
Start the CLI wallet using the following command:
arqma-wallet-cli.exe --restore-deterministic-wallet
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Specify a new wallet filename.
Then you are prompted to enter your 25 words.
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Then press "Enter". Choose a new password. Confirm password. Press "Enter" again and let it sync.
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How to fix missing coins?
Stop arqmad daemon.
Go to "C:\ProgramData\arqma" delete all files within folders.
Restart deamon and let it sync.
Restore wallet from seeds (25 words).
Wait for full sync and your coins should show up.
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How to transfer some $ARQ?
Start the CLI wallet.
To know the command you can issue "help transfer".
Command usage:
transfer [index=<N1>[,<N2>,...]] [<priority>] [<ring_size>] <address> <amount>
where:
"priority" is how fast you want to send arqma coin. Valid values in priority order (from lowest to highest) are: unimportant, normal, elevated, priority. The higher the priority, the higher the transaction fee.
"ringsize" is the number of inputs to include for untraceability. Typically, 7 is normal. Highest level is 41 and will create more transactions which might increase the fee.
"address" is the wallet address you wish to send coins to.
"payment_id" A payment id provided by the recipient. Such as for exchanges that like to receive with that id. Or, you can generate your own with the payment_id command.
example: "transfer normal 7 wallet address amount"
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The included screenshots are available also on the website.
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Linux version of Getting Started.
How to get started with ArQmA?
Got to
https://github.com/arqma/arqma/releases and download what you need.
Ubuntu and Debian users can follows the instructions on
https://deb.arqma.com/Start a terminal. Then type “arqmad” to start the daemon and let it sync. It will take a while. You can check if it is synced using the command “status”.
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Once done you will see the message Height N/N (100%)
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How to create a wallet address with CLI-wallet?
Start a terminal and type “arqma-wallet-cli”
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Enter a wallet file name. Confirm.
Choose a password. Confirm the password. Choose your language. 1 for English.
Now look at the output. Your address has been created.
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Your address begins with "ar".
You see there is a list of 25 words. You have to note these words on a piece of paper and store it in a safe place. With these words you can recover your wallet anytime.
To know your address when logged in the CLI wallet you can issue the command "address".
You can also get the 25 words using the command "seed".
You can force the wallet to synchronize with the daemon issuing the command "refresh".
There is also a function "help" to list all functions of the CLI wallet.
You exit the wallet using the command "exit".
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How to restore your wallet using the CLI wallet?
Start the CLI wallet using the following command:
“arqma-wallet-cli --restore-deterministic-wallet” (double dash means it's an option command at the cli/cmd prompt.)
Specify a new wallet filename.
Then you are prompted to enter your 25 words.
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Then press "Enter". Choose a new password. Confirm password. Press "Enter" again and let it sync.
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How to fix missing coins?
Stop arqmad daemon.
Go to ~/.arqma and delete everything within
Restart deamon and let it sync.
Restore wallet from seeds (25 words).
Wait for full sync and your coins should show up.
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How to transfer some $ARQ?
Start the CLI wallet.
To know the command you can issue "help transfer".
Command usage:
transfer [index=<N1>[,<N2>,...]] [<priority>] [<ring_size>] <address> <amount>
where:
"priority" is how fast you want to send arqma coin. Valid values in priority order (from lowest to highest) are: unimportant, normal, elevated, priority. The higher the priority, the higher the transaction fee.
"ringsize" is the number of inputs to include for untraceability. Typically, 7 is normal. Highest level is 41 and will create more transactions which might increase the fee.
"address" is the wallet address you wish to send coins to.
"payment_id" A payment id provided by the recipient. Such as for exchanges that like to receive with that id. Or, you can generate your own with the payment_id command.
example: "transfer normal 7 wallet address amount"
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The included screenshot is on the FAQ on the website at
www.arqma.com--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
An example pools.txt for use with XMR-STAK 2.4.5 or later.
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// Here's a way to switch pools quickly for decentralization and testing.
// This is a list of all the pools with all but one commented out. The one not commented out is the active one you wish to mine on.
// 7/22/2018 - Argonator. You can reach us on discord at :
https://discord.gg/s9BQpJT or on Telegram at:
https://t.me/joinchat/HNpOMRIiNSoCn0zYrAOofw for support
//where this file was created in helping new miners and veterans slay the confusion.
//As needed you might need to change the static difficulty at the end of your wallet address with either a "." or "+" depending on how the pool likes it.
// So. This is a good template to start with Arqma network.
// RENAME THIS FILE, "EXAMPLE_POOLS_TXT_ArQmA.txt" TO "pools.txt" to use it with XMR-Stak of any version later than 2.4 with the new standard format for pools.txt and config.txt
// pools.txt starts below this line.
//
/*
* pool_address - Pool address should be in the form "poolservername:portnumber". Only stratum pools are supported.
* wallet_address - Your wallet, or pool login.
* rig_id - Rig identifier for pool-side statistics (needs pool support).
* pool_password - Can be empty in most cases or "x".
* use_nicehash - Limit the nonce to 3 bytes as required by nicehash. No , not here, don't change it. Doesn't work anyway.
* use_tls - This option will make us connect using Transport Layer Security.
* tls_fingerprint - Server's SHA256 fingerprint. If this string is non-empty then we will check the server's cert against it.
* pool_weight - Pool weight is a number telling the miner how important the pool is. Miner will mine mostly at the pool
* with the highest weight, unless the pool fails. Weight must be an integer larger than 0.
*
*/
"pool_list" :
[
{
// This is a list of all the pools with all but one commented out. The one not commented out is the active one you wish to mine on.
"pool_address": "genesispool.ddns.net:5555",
//uses .
//"pool_address": "arq.youpool.io:7772",
//uses .
//"pool_address": "arq-asia.walpool.com:5023",
//"pool_address": "minenice.newpool.pw:1186",
//uses .
//"pool_address": "arqma.smartcoinpool.com:9955",
//"pool_address": "arq.youpool.io:5552",
//uses .
// "pool_address": "arq.getpool.org:57201",
// uses .
// "pool_address": "arq.ingest.cryptoknight.cc:3731",
// use . for fixed diff
// "pool_address": "arq.europool.me:7777",
//. for fixed diff
// "pool_address": "arqma.herominers.com:10320",
// uses +
// "pool_address": "mine.arqma.com:5555",
//uses .
// "pool_address": "arq.multiminer.us:5555",
//uses . for diff
// "pool_address": "mine.arqma.com:5555",
//uses + for stat difficulty
// "pool_address": "arq.getpool.org:57021",
//uses . for static difficulty, starts at 5000
//"pool_address": "arq.mineallcrypto.com:7676",
//"pool_address": "arqma.minersunite.net:3803",
// uses .
//"pool_address": "arqma.mychainpools.com:3611",
//"pool_address": "arqma.smartcoinpool.com:9933",
// Your wallet address and static difficulty setting goes here. You can run with vardiff provided you pick the right port on the above list. ArQmA has found that a static difficulty is better // in the long run of things. There is a separate tutorial for determining the value for your hardware configuration. Basically it is mathematically, (hashrate X 30) = static difficulty with a // few exceptions.
// Your web wallet, cli wallet, and gui wallet address can be used here. If you have only one wallet address, you can access it with either the CLI wallet application, the web wallet, or // the GUI wallet. They are all the same thing. (not trying to be confusing or snarky)
// It's more secure to mine your coins to your wallet address first, then transfer them to exchanges with a payment id if possible for tracking purposes by the exchange.
// ArQmA recommends that you test mining directly to exchanges first. Consult you pool operator to make sure it is set correctly on their end also.
//
"wallet_address": "ar(whateverwalletaddress).(static difficulty if you want one)",
"rig_id": "whatever",
"pool_password": "whatever:email address",
"use_nicehash": false,
//Never turn on the nicehash option, there is no support from them on this algo variant, you don't need the extra nonce.
"use_tls": false,
//only if you want to use TLS for SSL encrypted mining on the correct port listed on the pool's website
"tls_fingerprint": "",
//This is where you would put that SSL key in
"pool_weight": 1
},
],
/*
* Currency to mine. Select "aeon7" which is technically called cryptonite light v7 pow 1 variant.
*/
"currency" : "aeon7",
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