What does restoring a Kaspa CLI wallet from a seed phrase produce?

Restoring a Kaspa CLI wallet from a seed phrase creates a new keys.json file in the wallet's designated folder. To complete the restore, you enter the seed phrase exactly as it was shown to you by the dump-unencrypted-data command, then choose a password — and the wallet software generates a fresh keys.json containing your re-encrypted keys. The keys.json file is the core wallet file that the CLI uses to sign transactions on your behalf. Knowing that a successful restore produces this specific file gives you a concrete way to confirm the process worked before you attempt to move any funds.