It seems that it’s Yoroi users complaining about this problem, I haven’t seen any reports of similar thing happening to Adalite users. This leads me to think that maybe Yoroi has an issue.
You should be able to confirm that you get the same receiving address from Adalite and from Yoroi when using your Trezor. We actually have automatic tests that check that the addresses do not change between firmware updates.
So there are several possibilities what’s going on:
- your seed is written down wrong, and you restored a different wallet
- if you have any other cryptocurrency and it is showing up correctly on the restored Trezor, that’s not the case
- you have previously used a passphrase and now you’re not (or you’re entering a different one) or you have previously NOT used a passphrase, and are entering one now
- at least @ADAproblems claims that their passphrase is definitely correct
- @tiaguinhow, please keep in mind that passphrase in Suite and passphrase for Yoroi don’t need to be the same thing. It is very much possible to NOT use passphrase in Suite, but use one in Yoroi, if that’s how you originally configured the wallet. Of course, if you didn’t have passphrase originally either, then it’s correct to enter blank values.
- Yoroi is now using different derivation paths than it was before. Again, Adalite users haven’t complained about this problem, so
. It would be nice to try to downgrade the Yoroi extension, but I don’t know if that’s possible.