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Bitcoin/Litecoin wallet ID generation

For an introduction to the Bitcoin/Litecoin License Manager, read this post. I will use Litecoin wallet ID generation in this example, but the steps are the same for Bitcoin.

Litecoin wallet installation

There are numerous ways to work with Litecoin, including using the core software directly. I recommend Electrum-ltc, a lightweight, deterministic brain wallet. Use Electrum for bitcoin. Follow the installation directions, generate your seed, then generate a bunch of Wallet IDs, as many as you would like to generate Litecoin Licenses for. Go to the Electrum console and type the command listaddresses() to get the following view:

These addresses can now be copied into a text file, one wallet ID per line. Do not include quotes or other special characters (beware of blank spaces) so remove them with find/replace. The final file should look like:

walletids.txt
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LNHcyCddhGn6WeMg9kK6kAUEVMgUzcaNTj 
LT3mYRc9r7aH75AKi1sJNF1DAcnUGceBeE 
LYSZ5tShMZXinQJeziNCb3nQohHhxdSgNS 
LUjzVxJet4fbk6Vj8nGjkWieV5L2HFqcmB 
LWPw8duwhe9oEK3EU5MQui9rXeEV9NTKF8 
LYyUQG3c6tohhyE5cYCw6jdyxsee2wyryf 
LSXV7tUc31fq6QYRjXmo1ojWnfNBji67B4 
LTWW9W8C8Fc6eeyYJUdWafnG6ZjMw3fTSm

Once you have generated a wallet IDs file, you are ready to move on to the next step, which is generating a license key file for each wallet ID using the Bitcoin/Litecoin Licence Manager Licence Key Generator.

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