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You've successfully sent funds using the private keys held on your hardware wallet! You've successfully sent funds using the private keys held on your hardware wallet!
## Learn Other HWI Commands
There are a variety of other commands available for use with HWI. At the time of this writing, they are:
```
numerate,getmasterxpub,signtx,getxpub,signmessage,getkeypool,getdescriptors,displayaddress,setup,wipe,restore,backup,promptpin,togglepassphrase,sendpin
```
## Summary: Integrating with Hardware Wallets ## Summary: Integrating with Hardware Wallets
Hardware wallets can offer better protection by keeping your private keys offline, protected in the hardware. Fortunately, there's still a way to interact with them using `bitcoin-cli`. You just install HWI and it will then allow you to (1) import public keys to watch them; and (2) sign transactions using your hardware wallet. Hardware wallets can offer better protection by keeping your private keys offline, protected in the hardware. Fortunately, there's still a way to interact with them using `bitcoin-cli`. You just install HWI and it will then allow you to (1) import public keys to watch them; and (2) sign transactions using your hardware wallet.