Recovering $DOT assets in OneKey using Polkadot.js web wallet

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  1. Open the Polkadot.js web wallet in your browser at: https://polkadot.js.org/apps/#/accounts and click on "Settings".

    Please ensure that you are using a browser with Chrome technology (Chromium-based).

    Demo 13.png

  2. As shown in the picture, select "Allow local in-browser account storage" and "Attach Ledger via WebUSB (Chrome, recommended)", then go back to the accounts page.

    Demo 14.png

  3. Select "➕ Account".

    Demo 15.png

  4. Enter your wallet's mnemonic phrase and choose "Ledger (ed25519, BIP32 derivation)".

    Demo 16-2.png

  5. Enter a wallet name, set a password, and click "Next" - "Save". Your assets will be restored.Demo 17.png
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