It’s up to you and your risk profile on whether you do this, because it would turn what is likely a cold wallet into a hot wallet (less secure, will be quickly swept if you have a virus)
But the answer is yes. That pin probably just unlocks the UI of the device so it can sign transactions.
If you recover to blue wallet, you won’t need the pin.
mark tyler /
npub1nw…d409r
2024-03-19 06:49:12
in reply to nevent1q…rkxf
Author Public Key
npub1nwhdqvfh6g2t86pnqkdf86m3ea89c6ejyhlhe5g9wk2lvpsgss6qed409rPublished at
2024-03-19 06:49:12Event JSON
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