Using the passphrase feature

Hidden wallets

A passphrase gives extra protection to your recovery seed, which grants access to your 'Standard' wallet.

!? CAN WE UPDATE THE FIGURE - WE SHOULD BE CLEARER WITH THE TERMINOLOGY; !? 1. no passphrase >> Standard wallet (instead of "Wallet A") 2. highlight the differences between the different passphrase "forks" 3. include the term "Hidden wallet" within the graphic as well +4: could also make a SECOND GRAPHIC showing examples of different USER PROFILES and how they might wish to utilise the feature.

Your passphrases are not stored anywhere (other than in your memory **OR ON A SAFE OFFLINE STORAGE MEDIUM**). This means that even if someone compromised your recovery seed, they would not be able to access your 'Hidden' wallets unless they also knew your passphrase(s).

Remember, each different passphrase unlocks a unique hidden wallet

You can create any number of new passphrases and associated wallets. This allows you to redistribute balances for added security, or simply to help organise your accounts.

Schematic of how passphrases generate unique 'Hidden' wallets (Trezor Blog)