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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @hugomofn 30 Nov \ parent \ on: Using SPARROW and NUNCHUK on Testnet4 to teach Bitcoin bitcoin_beginners
You enter the XPRV (which is short for "Extended private key"), encoded in base58 format. It's the same encoding used for XPUB ("Extended public key").
I suggest spending some time on https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ to get a better understanding of keys and encodings. Try generating a few keys. WARNING: Only use the site for learning; don't use it to generate keys for a real wallet!
The XPRV for the master key is labeled "BIP32 root key". XPRV strings have the prefix "xprv".