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Seed phrase: export, import, and deposit address lookup ​

The seed phrase is your merchant’s master secret. All hot-wallet addresses are derived from it mathematically. With the seed phrase you can recover access to any address and list every deposit address that was ever generated.

⚠️ The seed phrase is the most sensitive secret in your setup. Anyone who knows it can access all wallets. Keep it offline in a secure place; never share it.

Exporting the seed phrase ​

  1. Go to Transfers → Hot Wallets
  2. Click Download seed phrases in the upper-right corner
  3. Complete two-factor authentication
  4. Save the file somewhere secure

Prefer storing the seed phrase on paper or on an offline device that is not connected to the internet.

Importing the seed phrase into a wallet ​

Importing the seed phrase gives access to all merchant addresses through a standard crypto wallet.

MetaMask (EVM networks) ​

  1. Install MetaMask
  2. On the welcome screen choose Import an existing wallet
  3. Enter the seed phrase (12 or 24 words) in order
  4. Set a password and finish setup
  5. Switch to the network you need from the top menu

MetaMask supports all EVM chains: Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, and others.

OKX Wallet (EVM + BTC and more) ​

  1. Install OKX Wallet
  2. Choose Import wallet → Seed phrase
  3. Enter the seed phrase in order
  4. Set a password and finish setup
  5. In the wallet section pick the network or coin you need

OKX Wallet supports EVM networks, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and more — useful when you work across several chains.

Finding deposit addresses from the seed phrase ​

DV.net generates deposit addresses using standard derivation paths. With the seed phrase you can reproduce any address manually.

Standard derivation paths ​

NetworkDerivation path
Ethereum and all EVM chainsm/44'/60'/0'/0/N
Bitcoin (Legacy)m/44'/0'/0'/0/N
Bitcoin (SegWit)m/84'/0'/0'/0/N
Bitcoin Cashm/44'/145'/0'/0/N

N is the address index (0, 1, 2, …). The first generated address is N=0, the second is N=1, and so on.

Finding a specific address ​

A dedicated tool that lists derived addresses with indices and private keys is the easiest way to search by seed phrase.

Tool: iancoleman BIP39 ​

iancoleman.io/bip39 is an open-source browser tool. It can be used fully offline: save the page and open it without the internet.

⚠️ Enter the seed phrase only offline. Save the page via “Save as”, disconnect from the network, then enter the phrase. Never enter it on someone else’s device or while online.

How to use it:

  1. Open iancoleman.io/bip39 and save the page offline (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S)
  2. Go offline and open the saved file in the browser
  3. In BIP39 Mnemonic, enter the seed phrase
  4. Under Coin, pick the asset:
    • ETH — Ethereum for all EVM chains (Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, etc.)
    • BTC — Bitcoin for Bitcoin Legacy or SegWit
    • BCH — Bitcoin Cash for Bitcoin Cash
  5. Under Derivation Path, open the tab that matches your standard:
    • BIP44 — EVM addresses and Bitcoin Legacy (m/44'/...)
    • BIP84 — Bitcoin SegWit (m/84'/...)
  6. Derived Addresses shows a table: path, address, public key, private key
  7. Find the address that matches your transaction
  8. Copy the matching private key to import into a wallet

By default, indices 0–19 are shown. For more, use Show more rows or set starting from index.

Most addresses fall in 0–1000. If you do not see it in the first 20 rows, widen the range in steps of 20.