<ul>
<li>"Payward, Local Browser" tries to fetch your wallet from Payward and if an account has not been found or if the Payward is not available / you are offline, it tries to fetch the wallet from local storage.</li>
<li>"Payward" only looks in Payward.</li>
<li>"Local" only looks in local storage.</li>
</ul>

<p>P. S. You've set where to save your wallet in <a href="https://ripple.com/client/#/register">https://ripple.com/client/#/register</a> right after the "Create Wallet" button.</p>

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2013-05-09T18:51:01.020Z
You can store your encrypted wallet in Payward server, and access it everywhere, not only from your local machine.
Vahe Hovhannisyan
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2013-03-20T09:54:01.533Z
2013-03-20T09:54:01.533Z
Vahe Hovhannisyan
<p>When I open a Ripple account, I can choose to fetch my wallet from</p>

<ul>
<li>Payward, Local Browser</li>
<li>Payward</li>
<li>Local Browser</li>
</ul>

<p>What does this mean? Can someone elaborate on the differences, and when is each option appropriate?</p>

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2013-02-22T18:53:53.197Z
Are there still 2 people voting to close ripple questions, despite being consensus on meta that they are in-topic? How childish they are?
o0'.
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2013-02-22T20:12:39.243Z
@Lohoris - not just voting to close, but without identifying themselves...
ripper234
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2013-02-22T22:22:35.847Z
we could vote to close too, to reveal them.
o0'.
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2013-02-23T00:26:53.783Z
@Lohoris - nah, no point.
ripper234
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2013-02-23T03:52:56.470Z
I voted to close on this and all other Ripple questions I see.  I feel the Ripple questions detract from this SE and will continue to use my "vote" in this manner.
Stephen Gornick
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2013-02-23T04:14:18.887Z
@StephenGornick - why don't you come talk about it here? http://meta.bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/335/should-this-se-also-cover-questions-about-ripple
ripper234
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2013-02-23T04:15:28.590Z
@StephenGornick - wait ... you have. Is this reply ironic? http://meta.bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/345/78 I took it as a vote from you for including Ripple on Bitcoin SE?
ripper234
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2013-02-23T10:59:45.913Z
@StephenGornick this is abusing the system: once it has been established that community thinks it is in-topic, you no longer have the right to vote to close.
o0'.
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2013-02-23T14:30:50.870Z
@Lohoris - of course he has the right to vote to close, it's just childish and futile to insist on doing this if the vast majority will disregard it.
ripper234
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2013-02-23T15:27:25.010Z
@ripper234 no, you have to provide a reason to close a question, and if the reason is "it's OT" when the FAQ says it is IT, he's abusing the system.
o0'.
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2013-02-24T07:47:14.837Z
If others join me and Ripple questions continuously get closed then maybe the topic of what the community wants here gets revisited.   Incidentally, I want Ripple to succeed.  I just want the Bitcoin SE to remain the Bitcoin SE.
Stephen Gornick
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What do the "Fetch Wallet" options when opening a Ripple wallet mean?
ripper234
# What do the "Fetch Wallet" options when opening a Ripple wallet mean?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-02-21)

When I open a Ripple account, I can choose to fetch my wallet from

* Payward, Local Browser
* Payward
* Local Browser

What does this mean? Can someone elaborate on the differences, and when is each option appropriate?

**Tags:** ripple

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Are there still 2 people voting to close ripple questions, despite being consensus on meta that they are in-topic? How childish they are?  
> **username_0**: @Lohoris - not just voting to close, but without identifying themselves...  
> **username_1**: we could vote to close too, to reveal them.  
> **username_0**: @Lohoris - nah, no point.  
> **username_2**: I voted to close on this and all other Ripple questions I see.  I feel the Ripple questions detract from this SE and will continue to use my "vote" in this manner.  
> **username_0**: @username_2 - why don't you come talk about it here? http://meta.bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/335/should-this-se-also-cover-questions-about-ripple  
> **username_0**: @username_2 - wait ... you have. Is this reply ironic? http://meta.bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/345/78 I took it as a vote from you for including Ripple on Bitcoin SE?  
> **username_1**: @username_2 this is abusing the system: once it has been established that community thinks it is in-topic, you no longer have the right to vote to close.  
> **username_0**: @Lohoris - of course he has the right to vote to close, it's just childish and futile to insist on doing this if the vast majority will disregard it.  
> **username_1**: @username_0 no, you have to provide a reason to close a question, and if the reason is "it's OT" when the FAQ says it is IT, he's abusing the system.  
> **username_2**: If others join me and Ripple questions continuously get closed then maybe the topic of what the community wants here gets revisited.   Incidentally, I want Ripple to succeed.  I just want the Bitcoin SE to remain the Bitcoin SE.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2013-03-20. Score: 5 | Accepted answer

* "Payward, Local Browser" tries to fetch your wallet from Payward and if an account has not been found or if the Payward is not available / you are offline, it tries to fetch the wallet from local storage.
* "Payward" only looks in Payward.
* "Local" only looks in local storage.

P. S. You've set where to save your wallet in <https://ripple.com/client/#/register> right after the "Create Wallet" button.

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: You can store your encrypted wallet in Payward server, and access it everywhere, not only from your local machine.  

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