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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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"of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet "
"software will not work properly."
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"If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first "
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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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"But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current "
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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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"If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first "
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"If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first "
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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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"If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first "
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"If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your "
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"keys, and transaction descriptions."
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"But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current "
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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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### Table of contents
- [What is the wallet restore height?](#what-is-the-wallet-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
- [Why Monero wallets have a restore
height?](#why-monero-wallets-have-a-restore-height)
- [What happens if I set a wrong restore
height?](#what-happens-if-i-set-a-wrong-restore-height)
- [How to change the wallet restore height on Monero
GUI](#how-to-change-the-wallet-restore-height-on-monero-gui)
- [My wallet is showing a wrong balance after changing the restore
height](#my-wallet-balance-is-wrong-after-changing-the-restore-height)
### What is the wallet restore height?
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for @transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it should be the number of the block which included the first incoming transaction to your wallet.
The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from
which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for
@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it
should be the number of the block which included the first incoming
transaction to your wallet.
### Why Monero wallets have a restore height?
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of computing resources.
Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero
blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its
private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the
blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for
transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of
computing resources.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because
the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning
of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height.
![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/restore-height.png)
### What happens if I set a wrong restore height?
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions
of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet
software will not work properly.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first
incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In
consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than
necessary, but your wallet software will still work.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a higher one.
Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming
transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a
higher one.
### How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on `(Change)`.
1) Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on
`(Change)`.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png" style="width: 593px;"/>
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which block it was included.
2) Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the
block in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have
the transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can
enter it in a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to
check in which block it was included.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your
wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format).
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png" style="width: 417px;"/>
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
3) Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet
cache will clear all information stored about recipient addresses,
transaction keys, and transaction descriptions.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your wallet and can be restored later.
But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current
wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your
wallet and can be restored later.
Click on `Ok` button to continue.
<img src="/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png" style="width: 600px;"/>
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
4) Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the
blockchain starting from the new restore height*.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is completed.
Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is
completed.
*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.
### My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower restore height.
This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher
than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To
solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower
restore height.

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msgid ""
"The wallet restore height is a setting that tells the wallet software from "
"which block it should start scanning the @blockchain when looking for "
"@transactions, a process that is known as wallet synchronization. Ideally it "
"should be the number of the block which included the first incoming "
"transaction to your wallet."
msgstr ""
#. type: Title ###
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:15
#, no-wrap
msgid "Why Monero wallets have a restore height?"
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:18
msgid ""
"Unlike most @cryptocurrencies, all transactions included in the Monero "
"blockchain are encrypted. Therefore, your wallet software has to use its "
"private @view-key to locate the transactions destined for you on the "
"blockchain. The process of scanning the Monero blockchain looking for "
"transactions is known as wallet synchronization and it demands a lot of "
"computing resources."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:20
msgid ""
"Setting a restore height makes your wallet synchronization faster, because "
"the wallet software will not start the blockchain scanning at the beginning "
"of Monero (April 2014), but at the time of the restore height."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:22
msgid ""
"![restore-height](/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/"
"restore-height.png)"
msgstr ""
#. type: Title ###
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:23
#, no-wrap
msgid "What happens if I set a wrong restore height?"
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:26
msgid ""
"If you set a restore height higher than the block height of your first "
"incoming transaction, your wallet software will not detect all transactions "
"of your wallet. In consequence, your balance will be wrong and your wallet "
"software will not work properly."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:28
msgid ""
"If you set a restore height lower than the block height of your first "
"incoming transaction, your wallet software will scan unnecessary blocks. In "
"consequence, your initial wallet synchronization will take longer than "
"necessary, but your wallet software will still work."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:30
msgid ""
"Therefore, if you're unsure about the block height of your first incoming "
"transaction, it's always better to set a lower restore height instead of a "
"higher one."
msgstr ""
#. type: Title ###
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:31
#, no-wrap
msgid "How to change the wallet restore height on Monero GUI"
msgstr ""
#. type: Bullet: '1) '
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:34
msgid ""
"Go to `Settings` > `Info` page. On `Wallet restore height:`, click on "
"`(Change)`."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:36
#, no-wrap
msgid "<img src=\"/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/change_wallet_restore_height.png\" style=\"width: 593px;\"/>\n"
msgstr ""
#. type: Bullet: '2) '
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:38
msgid ""
"Next, enter your new restore height, which should be the number of the block "
"in which your first incoming transaction was included. If you have the "
"transaction ID (txid) of the first incoming transaction, you can enter it in "
"a [block explorer]({{site.baseurl}}/resources/tools/) to check in which "
"block it was included."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:40
#, no-wrap
msgid "<img src=\"/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-height.png\" style=\"width: 417px;\"/>\n"
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:42
msgid ""
"If you don't know the block number of the first incoming transaction to your "
"wallet, you can enter its date or an estimated date (YYYY-MM-DD format)."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:44
#, no-wrap
msgid "<img src=\"/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/set_new_restore_height-date.png\" style=\"width: 417px;\"/>\n"
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:46
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:52
msgid "Click on `Ok` button to continue."
msgstr ""
#. type: Bullet: '3) '
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:48
msgid ""
"Next, a dialog window will appear informing that your current wallet cache "
"will clear all information stored about recipient addresses, transaction "
"keys, and transaction descriptions."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:50
msgid ""
"But don't worry, you will not lose any important information. Your current "
"wallet cache will be stored as a backup file in the same folder of your "
"wallet and can be restored later."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:54
#, no-wrap
msgid "<img src=\"/img/resources/user-guides/en/change_restore_height/rescan_wallet_cache.png\" style=\"width: 600px;\"/>\n"
msgstr ""
#. type: Bullet: '4) '
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:56
msgid ""
"Your wallet will now start a new wallet synchronization, rescanning the "
"blockchain starting from the new restore height*."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:58
msgid ""
"Your wallet balance should be correct after the wallet synchronization is "
"completed."
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:60
#, no-wrap
msgid "*If your wallet is connected to a local node that is not yet synchronized, you will have to wait for the node synchronization to finish.\n"
msgstr ""
#. type: Title ###
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:61
#, no-wrap
msgid "My wallet balance is wrong after changing the restore height"
msgstr ""
#. type: Plain text
#: ../_i18n/en/resources/user-guides/change-restore-height.md:63
msgid ""
"This problem usually occurs when you set a restore height that is higher "
"than the block height of the first incoming transaction to your wallet. To "
"solve this issue, change the wallet restore height again using a lower "
"restore height."
msgstr ""

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