Is BCI a HD wallet?
No.
If you have the .aes backup anywhere (usually in your emails), you can decrypt that using your password, no 2FA needed.
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No.
If you have the .aes backup anywhere (usually in your emails), you can decrypt that using your password, no 2FA needed.
Since the R-Value problem, I had an bci account with only about 0.5 coins in it. The gmail account that it was registered with was shut down too by google without warning.
Now when I try log in to BCI I get an message saying I have to check my email. Sigh.
I have the original passphrase. Is BCI a HD wallet? Can I just import my pass phrase into another HD wallet app? Its not the end of the world, but I wouldn't mind getting that half a coin out.
Now when I try log in to BCI I get an message saying I have to check my email. Sigh.
I have the original passphrase. Is BCI a HD wallet? Can I just import my pass phrase into another HD wallet app? Its not the end of the world, but I wouldn't mind getting that half a coin out.
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