TezSign Tutorials
TezSign
A purpose-built hardware signer for Tezos baking
TezSign is a hardware signer for Tezos baking, based on affordable single-board computers like Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. It connects via USB to your baking node and is designed to sign baking operations securely.
For an overview of TezSign vs Ledger, see Ledger vs TezSign.
Backups and Migrations
Before updating, reflashing, or migrating a TezSign SD card, back up the tezsign folder from the Linux-only data partition.
This is the focused backup path for moving TezSign keys and signer state to a newly flashed card.
Setup Options
- Mainnet baker: Follow Baking on Mainnet
- TezSign setup hub: See Baking with TezSign
- Separate machine (remote signer): Follow Baking with Prism
Knowledge Base
- Hardware and Flashing - Hardware, SD cards, and image flashing
- Back Up and Restore TezSign Data - Backups, restores, and SD-card migration
- USB and Power Reliability - USB, OTG, power, and BIOS troubleshooting
- Alias Cleanup After Activation - Local alias cleanup after tz4 activation
- High-Watermark Recovery - HWM handling for failover and migration
- Direct TezSign Backend - Optional direct TezSign backend
- Automatic Unlock - Optional automatic unlock
- Updating - TezSign image and app updates