addr1.
The index varies the account
{index} sits at the account level. Each Trustodian Cardano wallet is a separate CIP-1852
account, with its own payment key and its own stake key.
Icarus, not Ledger
Cardano has two incompatible ways of turning a recovery phrase into a root key. Trustodian uses Icarus, the scheme used by Daedalus, Eternl, Yoroi and other software wallets restored from a Shelley phrase. The Ledger scheme, used by Ledger hardware devices, produces a different root key from the same words, and therefore different addresses at the same path. Some wallets ask which to use when restoring, usually phrased as whether the phrase came from a hardware device.How to recover it
Eternl
Including how to add account 1 and above for your other Cardano wallets
Verifying
Match the first receive address of account 0 against your first Trustodian Cardano wallet. If you hold several wallets and only one appears, that is the account-0 limitation above, not a failed recovery. See Troubleshooting.Vaults
A Cardano vault is a native script under CIP-1854, not an account on this path. No Cardano wallet imports one, so it is rebuilt withcardano-cli instead.
Separately, and this is what matters for backup: the chain holds only a hash of that script, never
the script itself. Without the Recovery Kit there is nothing to rebuild from. See Cardano
vaults.