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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ an API allows the user to use any valid derivation path to derive a key
that can be used to sign 32 bytes of data after authenticating with a PIN.

The **Cash applet** is a simplified version of the Keycard applet; at installation time a normal (not extended) key is generated and it remains on the card;
it doesn't need to be paired or initialized with another device and can be used straight away to sign data.
it doesn't need to be paired with another device and can be used straight away to sign data, without setting a secure channel.

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