diff --git a/docs/qr_formats.md b/docs/qr_formats.md index 6d059f15..b89038f8 100644 --- a/docs/qr_formats.md +++ b/docs/qr_formats.md @@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ Static QR Formats: - Base64 (if the PSBT byte size is too large, SS may have trouble scanning) - Seed - [SeedSigner SeedQR](seed_qr/README.md) format - - A 48 or 96 length string of numbers representing a BIP39 wordlist (all wordlist languages supported). The numeric sequence is a concatenation of four-digit, zero-padded segments. Each four-digit segment represents a BIP39 word expressed by a zero-indexed position in the wordlist. For example, "0000" is "abandon" in the English BIP39 wordlist. + - A 48 or 96 length string of numbers representing a BIP-39 wordlist (all wordlist languages supported). The numeric sequence is a concatenation of four-digit, zero-padded segments. Each four-digit segment represents a BIP-39 word expressed by a zero-indexed position in the wordlist. For example, "0000" is "abandon" in the English BIP-39 wordlist. - [SeedSigner CompactSeedQR](seed_qr/README.md) format - The 128- or 256-bit entropy encoded as a binary QR - - English BIP39 Mnemonic words separated by a space (currently only supports 12 and 24 word seeds) - - English BIP39 Mnemonic with only first 4 letters separated by a space (currently only supports 12 and 24 word seeds) + - English BIP-39 Mnemonic words separated by a space (currently only supports 12 and 24 word seeds) + - English BIP-39 Mnemonic with only first 4 letters separated by a space (currently only supports 12 and 24 word seeds) ### Displaying QR Codes @@ -33,4 +33,4 @@ Animated QR Formats: Static QR Formats: - Seed - SeedSigner Seed QR format - - A 48 or 96 length string of numbers representing a BIP39 wordlist (all wordlist languages supported). The numeric sequence is a concatenation of four-digit, zero-padded segments. Each four-digit segment represents a BIP39 word expressed by a zero-indexed position in the wordlist. For example, "0000" is "abandon" in the English BIP39 wordlist. + - A 48 or 96 length string of numbers representing a BIP-39 wordlist (all wordlist languages supported). The numeric sequence is a concatenation of four-digit, zero-padded segments. Each four-digit segment represents a BIP-39 word expressed by a zero-indexed position in the wordlist. For example, "0000" is "abandon" in the English BIP-39 wordlist.