wallet-cli rename¶
Rename an account label.
Synopsis¶
wallet-cli rename <account> --label <new> [options]
Arguments¶
account— accountId, current label, or address to rename
Options¶
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--label <string> |
new unique label, 1-64 chars [required] |
Plus global options.
Notes¶
The stable handle is always the accountId; only the label changes. Metadata-only — no master password needed.
Examples¶
wallet-cli rename main-1 --label hot-hd
✅ Renamed account
Old label main-1
New label hot-hd
wallet-cli rename main-1 --label hot-hd -o json
{"schema":"wallet-cli.result.v1","success":true,"command":"rename","data":{"previousLabel":"main-1","accountId":"wlt_kwyjcwdh.1","label":"hot-hd","type":"seed","index":1,"active":true,"addresses":{"tron":"TVz38F2QmQf53g7QVATBbsZ6JkHKccJFAQ","evm":"0xEA4A61822322c695F5A9eB7920b843054CbDaA83"},"seedId":"wlt_kwyjcwdh","derivationPath":null},"meta":{"durationMs":26,"warnings":[]}}
Output¶
data is the renamed account, plus previousLabel. Local command — no chain block.
| Field | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
previousLabel |
string | The old label before renaming |
accountId |
string | Stable account id (unchanged by rename) |
label |
string | The new label |
type |
string | seed / privateKey / watch / ledger |
index |
number | null | HD derivation index; null for non-HD accounts |
active |
boolean | Whether it is the active account |
addresses |
object | One entry per family the account can produce: tron (base58) and/or evm (0x, EIP-55 checksummed) |
seedId |
string | Owning seed wallet id (seed accounts only) |
derivationPath |
null | Always null, deliberately — rename takes no master password, so it cannot tell an old TRON path from a current one without opening the seed; derive and backup report verified paths |
family |
string | Chain family this account is bound to — single-family accounts (watch, ledger) only |
path |
string | The account's derivation path on the device (ledger accounts only) |
Exit status¶
0 success · 1 execution failure · 2 usage error. See machine-interface.