open up bitcoin-qt. go to your console. make sure your wallet is unlocked and then type "dumpprivkey"
take your private key, put it in a text file and save it as whatever.key
launch multi-bit, settings->import private key, select the whatever.key
give it about 10-15 mins to import and you're done.
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Topic: how to import wallet.dat (Read 1127 times)
You can just replace it
I never tried it, but Multibit seems to support importing wallet.dat directly
https://multibit.org/help_importingPrivateKeys.html
It can import private keys but not bitcoin-qt's wallet.dat. To import your wallet from bitcoin-qt to multibit you need to first export your private keys from bitcoin-qt using the dumprivkey command and then import those keys into multibit. https://multibit.org/help_importingPrivateKeys.html
You can always sweep the private keys. But you should just figure out what's wrong with bitcoin-qt.
I never tried it, but Multibit seems to support importing wallet.dat directly
https://multibit.org/help_importingPrivateKeys.html
https://multibit.org/help_importingPrivateKeys.html
Hi,
I have a wallet.dat, and I bitcoin-qt is stuck in limbo, so I tried to import my wallet into blockchain, but I don't know how. https://blockchain.info/fr/wallet/import-wallet doesn't work, so I used pywallet (dumpwallet) and I have the output of the command but how do I use this ? Is there a way to export the wallet.dat to mulltibit, electrum, or blockchain.
Please someone can help me.
I have a wallet.dat, and I bitcoin-qt is stuck in limbo, so I tried to import my wallet into blockchain, but I don't know how. https://blockchain.info/fr/wallet/import-wallet doesn't work, so I used pywallet (dumpwallet) and I have the output of the command but how do I use this ? Is there a way to export the wallet.dat to mulltibit, electrum, or blockchain.
Please someone can help me.
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