Setting up recovery before the master key is sealed.

A SciPHR wallet is set up in a deliberate order. The device installs every recovery rule while the master key, the original key tied to the address, can still sign.

At creation, on the device, the master key signs a sequence. It assigns a regular key with SetRegularKey for day-to-day signing, then installs an on-ledger recovery quorum with SignerListSet, your other devices and a recovery-code key. Only then is the master key sealed into the encrypted backup envelope.

The order matters because those rules have to exist before the master key is set aside. Adding them afterward would mean reaching for the very key you just sealed away.

Set up this way, the account rotates through its regular key and recovers through its quorum, the master key resting in the backup envelope.