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June 27, 2021, 09:36:19 PM
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To be 100% sure if the path is device specific or not, we would need someone else with a Nano S to install the Tron app and check what path he has.
Sorry... on reflection "device specific" was a bad choice of words... I should have said "wallet specific" or "vendor specific".

That is to say... is that a Ledger specific derivation path, or is it a Tron "default" derivation path Wink

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June 28, 2021, 08:28:09 AM
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That is to say... is that a Ledger specific derivation path, or is it a Tron "default" derivation path Wink
I am leaning more towards it being the default Tron derivation path.

Atomic Wallet has a list of derivation paths used by their software on their official website. It shows m/44'/195'/0' for Tron.
I added Tron to Coinomi on my phone to check what path it shows there and it's the same. It's giving me M/44H/195H/0H.
Trezor hasn't added the derivation path in their docs. The source is probably outdated.

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