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If you want to serve a Parity Wallet to multiple private or public devices it's worth to consider running a Public Node rather then whitelisting hosts for user and websockets interfaces. To start a public node, simply run:

parity --public-node

This will publicly expose the Parity Wallet on port :8180 of your node and can be reached by anyone with access to the public IP or domain. An example public node is served on wallet.parity.io, see also [[Wallet.Parity.Io]].

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The most important difference to a regular (local) Parity wallet is the way your keys are stored. Instead of creating a local profile on your disk, your keys are entirely kept in your browser's local storage! Always backup your recovery phrase and export the private keys (JSON) before using the public node on any of your devices.

List of additional features of a public node:

  • @TODO

List of disabled features:

  • @TODO