user4254: I generate my Key Hash Using the Following Function
const getAddressKeyHash = (address) => {
  return toHex(
    Cardano.Instance.BaseAddress.from_address(
      Cardano.Instance.Address.from_bech32(address)
    )
      .payment_cred()
      .to_keyhash()
      .to_bytes()
  );
};

Now i need to revert this back to Bech32. Can someone help?

user4302: Hashing is a one way function; the purpose of it is to verify the authenticity of data, not to encrypt data.
If you hash a piece of data, it should be impossible to revert the hash back to it's original form; this is a key operating principle of any hash function.
Generally, when a key-hash is used there should be a point in the process where an associated public/private key is supplied, and is used in combination with the key-hash to perform some sort of true/false evaluation.

4254: <p>I generate my Key Hash Using the Following Function</p>
<pre><code>const getAddressKeyHash = (address) =&gt; {
  return toHex(
    Cardano.Instance.BaseAddress.from_address(
      Cardano.Instance.Address.from_bech32(address)
    )
      .payment_cred()
      .to_keyhash()
      .to_bytes()
  );
};
</code></pre>
<p>Now i need to revert this back to Bech32. Can someone help?</p>
 4302: <p>Hashing is a one way function; the purpose of it is to verify the authenticity of data, <em>not</em> to encrypt data.</p>
<p>If you hash a piece of data, it should be impossible to revert the hash back to it's original form; this is a key operating principle of any hash function.</p>
<p>Generally, when a key-hash is used there should be a point in the process where an associated public/private key is supplied, and is used in combination with the key-hash to perform some sort of true/false evaluation.</p>
