#Omni recover password#

The second input was located in the first change address of the CoPay wallet. Which turns out to be at derivation path m/44'/0'/0'/0/2. In my case, the first input was located in the third address of the CoPay wallet. Public/private key Pairs for each Input we need to sign. Because both inputs are different Bitcoin Addresses we will need different FollowingДЄre details about HD Key derivation paths needed to sign those 2 inputs. The created transaction uses 2 Inputs because I needed an address from which I would pay the Bitcoin Fee for processing the transaction. I have proceeded to a recovery of 8 USDT from a CoPay Multisig Wallet to a Bittrex wallet which you can see in details on the following $ php application script:op-return -asm= 'OP_RETURN 6f6d6e69000000000000001f000000002faf0800 OP_EQUAL ' Example of USDT (Omnilayer) recovery on CoPay Multisig Wallet

$ php application wallet:derive -mnemonic= 'abandon abandon abandon ' -password= 'mySecurePassword ' -path= 'm/0'/0' ' # Parse a OP_RETURN colored coin hexadecimal payload (Omnilayer or any other OP_RETURN content)

#Omni recover password#

$ php application wallet:derive -mnemonic= 'abandon abandon abandon ' -path= 'm/44'/0'/0'/0 ' # Get BIP32 Addresses protected by password (Bitcoin Core) : $ php application wallet:derive -mnemonic= 'abandon abandon abandon ' # Get BIP44 Addresses, Public Keys and Private Keys # Get BIP39 Seed from Mnemonic as well as BIP32 Root Key :

$ php application wallet:hd-from-xpub -xpub= 'xpub123456 ' # Get Multisig HD Address from BIP32 Extended Public Keys of cosigners # Get Simple HD Address from BIP32 Extended Public Key