There is currently a [bug](https://github.com/ordinals/ord/issues/1589) which causes an imported wallet to not be automatically rescanned against the blockchain. To work around this you will need to manually trigger a rescan using the bitcoin core cli:
`bitcoin-cli -rpcwallet=ord rescanblockchain 767430`

You can then check your wallet's inscriptions using `ord wallet inscriptions`

Note that if you have previously created a wallet with `ord`, then you will already have a wallet with the default name, and will need to give your imported wallet a different name. You can use the `--wallet` parameter in all `ord` commands to reference a different wallet, eg:

`ord --wallet ord_from_sparrow wallet restore "BIP39 SEED PHRASE"`

`ord --wallet ord_from_sparrow wallet inscriptions`

`bitcoin-cli -rpcwallet=ord_from_sparrow rescanblockchain 767430`

## Sending inscriptions with Sparrow Wallet

#### ⚠️⚠️ Warning ⚠️⚠️
While it is highly recommended that you set up a bitcoin core node and run the `ord` software, there are certain limited ways you can send inscriptions out of Sparrow Wallet in a safe way. Please note that this is not recommended, and you should only do this if you fully understand what you are doing.