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Quote from: avhacker on October 16, 2019, 06:53:23 AM

Hello, I also need to extract the private key from BTC.com because I made a mistake and sent Omni USDT to BTC.com wallet address. Is there any solution to retrieve my USDT back? Thanks.

It's not possible because as explained above, you cannot get your private keys.

You can try to contact the support, they might retrieve them for you.

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Hello, I also need to extract the private key from BTC.com because I made a mistake and sent Omni USDT to BTC.com wallet address. Is there any solution to retrieve my USDT back? Thanks.

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Quote from: sarafanova28 on June 26, 2019, 04:09:04 PM

Unfortunately, the http://recovery.blocktrail.com recovery service does not allow me to set a commission manually, I have already tried.
I read on the forums that a transaction can be made in manually, having a recovery file in PDF format.
What do you know about this?

With no way to derive your private keys (of the addresses of the UTXO's you're tyring to spend) from the backup sheet which are needed to sign your transaction, I don't think you can do it.

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Unfortunately, the http://recovery.blocktrail.com recovery service does not allow me to set a commission manually, I have already tried.
I read on the forums that a transaction can be made in manually, having a recovery file in PDF format.
What do you know about this?

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Quote from: Potato Chips on June 26, 2019, 03:36:42 PM

does btc.com not allow you to set a custom fee?

They don't have this option to customize the fee you can only choose between high, optimal and low priority.

I don't think it's a good idea to make a transaction right now there's a big spike on the fee today and it's not a good idea to transfer it.

Much better to wait for the fee to drop first before you make a transaction.

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Quote from: sarafanova28 on June 26, 2019, 03:07:46 PM

thanks for the worry
The link that contains the backup sheet is just an example.
Payments from mining came to my wallet.
At the moment, the withdrawal fee is $ 739.
How can I reduce it?

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does btc.com not allow you to set a custom fee?

if so, you can try the recovery tool and see if it allows you to set a custom fee. Other than that, I can't think of anything besides waiting for the mempool to clear up. Mining fee's are based on the transaction size and current network condition, if there are a lot of unconfirmed transactions, the fee increases.

Recovery tool: https://help.btc.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003783333-How-do-I-recover-my-wallet-using-the-backup-PDF-

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thanks for the worry
The link that contains the backup sheet is just an example.
Payments from mining came to my wallet.
At the moment, the withdrawal fee is $ 739.
How can I reduce it?

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please edit your post and remove that link which contains your backup sheet as it basically allows ppl to steal your coins.

also delete the document on scribd

ah crap you're offline

EDIT:

Nevermind, I panicked hahahha

anyway, you can't import your private key as it's impossible to export even with the backup sheet afaik so just make a transaction and send it to your address in electrum.

and you must have a lot of UTXO to have that fee. What you can do to lessen the fee is use a transaction accelerator like https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator
If you're planning to use the free service, make sure to read and follow the "How does Transaction Accelerator work?" section below.

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Hello.
I use wallet wallet.btc.com and I would like to transfer coins to another wallet.
There is about 0.752 BTC in my wallet and the fee for the transaction with the lowest priority is 0.037 BTC (400$).
I have a pdf file for reconstruction. Link below as example.
https://ru.scribd.com/document/407342763/BTC-com-Bitcoin-Wallet-Recovery-Backup-Sheet-Mywallet-d655696706f19fdf
How can I transfer private keys to Electrum wallet or at least withdraw BTC with reasonable commission below 50$?

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Quote from: zeit!geist on April 11, 2019, 03:13:57 PM

sorry for bumping this, but can anyone help out how to extract the private key from the .pdf given by btc.com ?

You can't get the private key from the PDF but you can get your bitcoins or BCH by following these steps: https://help.btc.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003783333-How-do-I-recover-my-wallet-using-the-backup-PDF-

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Quote from: 1Referee on April 16, 2019, 05:12:42 AM

The interesting part is that BTC dot com was one of the very first players in crypto to actually support native Segwit, which even some of the main Bitcoin clients to this day still don't.

The blockexplorer support bc1 addresses but the wallet don't fully support it. You can send to bc1 addresses but not generate any.

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There's another way to claim your BTG from btc.com without extracting your private key from btc.com and import or sweeping it to coinomi wallet.

Check this guide here https://blog.btc.com/btc-coms-bitcoin-gold-recovery-tool-cc5c6cb0a5e0
I'm sure this may solve your problem from claiming your BTG from btc.com

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on April 13, 2019, 03:34:24 AM

They are not scammers but it's far from being a transparent service, that's why I stopped using them and I would suggest for everyone to do the same.

Putting the politics aside, there is basically no incentive for anyone to use services like these anymore. There are so many sleek mobile wallet clients out there that people can use today, that you would expect people to slowly but surely shift away from everything related to online services. Perhaps people are too lazy to do so, who knows. Roll Eyes

The interesting part is that BTC dot com was one of the very first players in crypto to actually support native Segwit, which even some of the main Bitcoin clients to this day still don't.

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Quote from: LTU_btc on April 12, 2019, 05:35:39 PM

If it's not possible to access private keys, it means that BTC.com give misleading information about their service. This is quote from their website - "Maintain full control over your bitcoin private keys". It doesn't looks good.

They are not scammers but it's far from being a transparent service, that's why I stopped using them and I would suggest for everyone to do the same.

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Quote from: LTU_btc on April 12, 2019, 05:35:39 PM

If it's not possible to access private keys, it means that BTC.com give misleading information about their service. This is quote from their website - "Maintain full control over your bitcoin private keys". It doesn't looks good.

It seems like the recovery tools allow you to send your Bitcoin to other address, so while it is not an ideal solution at least there's still hope that you can move your Bitcoin to an address that you fully control.

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The image from that article:

Has a "Network" drop-down list.
Have you tried to click and see if there's a Hardfork coin like BitcoinGold/Cash in the list?

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on April 12, 2019, 01:01:18 AM

I have used their recovery tool with the pdf file before and you cannot extract the private keys. You can recover the funds using the recovery tool given by the member above but that only make a transaction, it doesn't give you control over the private keys. If your goal is to retrieve a hardfork or something, then forget about it.

If it's not possible to access private keys, it means that BTC.com give misleading information about their service. This is quote from their website - "Maintain full control over your bitcoin private keys". It doesn't looks good.

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Quote from: zeit!geist on April 11, 2019, 03:13:57 PM

sorry for bumping this, but can anyone help out how to extract the private key from the .pdf given by btc.com ?

I have used their recovery tool with the pdf file before and you cannot extract the private keys. You can recover the funds using the recovery tool given by the member above but that only make a transaction, it doesn't give you control over the private keys. If your goal is to retrieve a hardfork or something, then forget about it.

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Quote from: zeit!geist on April 11, 2019, 03:13:57 PM

sorry for bumping this, but can anyone help out how to extract the private key from the .pdf given by btc.com ?

I'm not using BTC.com wallet, so I don't know much about their recovery pdf file. But this article might help you:
https://blog.btc.com/recover-your-wallet-quick-and-easy-baeebb356c0c

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sorry for bumping this, but can anyone help out how to extract the private key from the .pdf given by btc.com ?

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