Backing up Bitcoin Wallet

[jrsaballa]

Do I just have to make a copy of my wallet.dat file?

What about registry files?

[OmegaStarScream]

Do I just have to make a copy of my wallet.dat file?

If referring to bitcoin core then yes, that would be sufficient.

What about registry files?

No. You don't need that.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Do I just have to make a copy of my wallet.dat file?

What about registry files?

Make multiple copies of your wallet.dat & store them in different locations. I have three copies on different USB keys in different locations.

[Lee01]

Having the wallet.dat file is only enough to recover bitcoins if lost that's if it hasn't been compromised in the meantime that's why it's a good idea to encrypt your wallet.If you do encrypt your wallet (and you should, to protect against malware stealing it), then you'll also need your passphrase for the wallet when you want to restore it and reopen it.

[tianglistrik]

Do I just have to make a copy of my wallet.dat file?

If referring to bitcoin core then yes, that would be sufficient.

yes, the file with the format .dat that must be backed up because I also do that. and if you need a copy that is quite a lot in various places then do backups in all places, the most important thing you can keep the data.
handling in managing data becomes an important concern, because the data is your privacy

[YuginKadoya]

If there is an option that you can do to add security for your wallet then apply it, I have back up most of my wallet in 10 copies that I can remember in different emails and places just to be sure, registration is for online wallets if you had one then you will need to register on their sites and apply all security that is available from that wallet, But offline wallets with private key is more secure than online wallets.