Personally, I'd probably root the phone and then try using "adb" to copy the wallet file over to the computer... assuming of course that the app is actually storing your wallet data in a wallet file and not some sort of SQLiteDB.
Topic: Bitcoins stuck in phone based wallet (Read 181 times)
thanks TryNinja
yes I tried to make a backup using helium android app but the app it's not allow me to make backup to same apps in my phone including bitcoin wallet (backup disallowed)
now I'm searching for new app maybe it can allow me to do this .
any more Idea ?
thanks all
yes I tried to make a backup using helium android app but the app it's not allow me to make backup to same apps in my phone including bitcoin wallet (backup disallowed)
now I'm searching for new app maybe it can allow me to do this .
any more Idea ?
thanks all
Can you not create a new backup from within the app?
Typically, the backup files created by this app are not called .csv... they are named something like: "bitcoin-wallet-backup-2017-12-14" with no file extension.
I have been talking with OP by PM and he said that every time he tries to make a backup of his wallet or connect to the internet while in the app, his phone freezes.Typically, the backup files created by this app are not called .csv... they are named something like: "bitcoin-wallet-backup-2017-12-14" with no file extension.
I have suggested him something to try to backup his wallet app data and restore it later in a new device, but I'm not sure if that's going to work.
Can you not create a new backup from within the app?
Typically, the backup files created by this app are not called .csv... they are named something like: "bitcoin-wallet-backup-2017-12-14" with no file extension.
Typically, the backup files created by this app are not called .csv... they are named something like: "bitcoin-wallet-backup-2017-12-14" with no file extension.
Ihave old backup .csv but Idon't remeber my password
You can use this tool[1] to export your seed and derivation path from the backup wallet file and import them into Electrum[2].
[1] https://github.com/jleni/wallet-decrypt
[2] https://electrum.org/#download
[1] https://github.com/jleni/wallet-decrypt
[2] https://electrum.org/#download
So here is my situattion:
A while back I have purchased as and experiment some cloud mining, I ended up getting about $70 out of it. Anyway I use the official Android bitcoin app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.schildbach.wallet&hl=en
I have it backed up. And now when I try to restore it, the app just freezes at certain point. At the beginning it is 8 months behind, and as transactions start to appear in it, under each transaction there is alert basically saying that due to the fact that these transactions send to multiple addresses at once that app may become slow over time. And boy.. are they right. After it reaches certain point the transactions don't even show up anymore, and I can't seem to be able to send any bitcoins to some other adress before it is fully synced.
So my question is, can I maybe take the back up file and restore it to different wallet app . If so, how would I do it? Or all I can do is just keep on waiting? Or any other way to get my bitcoins out of that wallet, and just to forget about that wallet?
Ican pay same bitcoin to anyone he can help me.
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