No, 60H is ETHEREUM, not BCH. Consult https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/29000018129-all-about-forks for the correct paths of all forked coins.

How did BCH "work well" since you added it with the wrong path??

Angelos from Coinomi

This is not the first time a failed/stuck exchange has a user screaming "unsafe".

The conclusion is typically false.

ALL stuck or failed exchanges are always promptly refunded or pushed by our partner instant exchanges, Shapeshift and Changelly.

Consult the following article: https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/29000009723-how-to-failed-pending-exchanges

We would appreciate if you paste the Ticket ID here or contact me personally on TG @angelos_coinomi

We will do our best to expedite your exchange with our partner.


Thank you.

This is an old dBase issue (funds were not affected of course) which is now fixed. All tokens are addable from either +Tokens list (if they're natively listed in the wallet) or the search function in the same page if they are not.

Also note that you don't have to expose your ETH key to mew, as the seed is cross-importable (coinomi to mew, mew to coinomi).


Angelos from Coinomi

Semi-necroing, so I apologise beforehand.

"Supports SegWit" might be an understatement nowdays.

Coinomi supports Native, Compartibility and Legacy modes for:

Bitcoin
Bitcoin Atom
Bitcoin Gold
Bitcore
Digibyte
FujiCoin
Groestlcoin
Litecoin
Vertcoin
Viacoin

Note that not all of those coins have segwit paths in the upstream tool (https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ ) while some of them have their own tool, since they either haven't PR'd their code to Ians or they use a different curve that Ian's tool does not yet support:

Smartcash -- https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39/issues/191
Groestl -- https://groestlcoin.org/bip39-standalone.html
Decred -- We're still waiting for correspondence from their team on the subject.

Note that you don't need to "download an offline mew" just download the upstream tool offline to play around with seeds.

Angelos from Coinomi

Seeds can be any multiple of 3. Even just 3 will work, we often use this for our tests, for ease and speed. (Not recommended of course for real use, as 3 words can be bruteforced easily).

Coinomi simply implements BIP32/39/44 technology, and the default seed given on a new installation was an option of 18 or 24 words. Latest releases removed the 18 words option, and give out 24 word seeds.

Coinomi uses the open source upstream project https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ (which was forked to https://www.coinomi.com/recovery-phrase-tool.html but now we uploaded all our coins and functionality back upstream, as the original project also includes SegWit derivation paths.)

You can use those tools offline. You can see that one can select any multiple of 3 words to generate a new random seed.

The OP saved the "confirmation" screen, which comes after the screen that presents the new seed, and shows *scrambled* words, so the user can confirm his sequence.

Saving a screenshot is wrong anyway, and worse, saving this screenshot on the phone, unecrypted, voids the whole point. User should write down the words in a physical paper and keep it safe, away from online devices.

Unfortunately as mentioned above it is computationally unfeasible to brute force a 18+ word seed.

Coinomi was one of the first multiasset wallets, 4 years before Eidoo, and has been battle tested since. Our ETH dApps support was added in 2015..

Completely wrong. ETH is account-based, and the addresses (accounts) are not changing. The only way to get a new ETH address in Coinomi is by adding a new ETH wallet (account). Please update your comment, thank you.

Angelos
Coinomi Wallet.

You DONT need to send your BTC out to a different wallet. All you need is a new address inside your existing wallet. That address has a different privatekey, and that is enough for forks that dont employ replay protection (all the ones we support do).

Regarding Coinomi, since private keys are same for both chains, have you tried:

Create a new BCH wallet (do not alter derivation paths when adding)
Sweep the same (original pre-fork btc address' private key) as a BCH key from your Coinomi BCH Overview page by clicking .../Sweep Wallet. ?

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