Topic: Import wallet.dat (Read 1858 times)
I saw this opened the topic and 1 minute later i got the help i need this forum is crazy
Thank you i will doing this now to be safe and not lose my bitcoins i hope it will work but i will double check it to be on the safe side
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Thank you i will doing this now to be safe and not lose my bitcoins i hope it will work but i will double check it to be on the safe side
I have now the wallet.dat file from the backup button using bitcoin core i can not upload this on any online wallet?
I dont think there is an online wallet that offers this. You can export the keys though and import them into any wallet that allows you to import WIF[1] keys
[1] wallet import format
I have now the wallet.dat file from the backup button using bitcoin core i can not upload this on any online wallet?
Sorry i open a new topic only for this can anyone tell me if i can still import the wallet.dat from bitcoin core to blockchain.info i can not see the future anymore i need to format my pc but i am worried that i can not restore it to bitcoin core later i like to have the coins on blockchain while i do this
No you can no longer directly upload the file, enter the password and have all keys imported. You can however do the process (exporting and importing) yourself. At least with bc.i wallet v1, I dont know about v2.
I stand corrected, i had no idear this was possible.. sorry for the confusion
IMHO bc.i is somewhat to blame for the confusion. The page[1] is still online, but is throwing generic errors.
[1] https://blockchain.info/wallet/import-wallet
Sorry i open a new topic only for this can anyone tell me if i can still import the wallet.dat from bitcoin core to blockchain.info i can not see the future anymore i need to format my pc but i am worried that i can not restore it to bitcoin core later i like to have the coins on blockchain while i do this
No you can no longer directly upload the file, enter the password and have all keys imported. You can however do the process (exporting and importing) yourself. At least with bc.i wallet v1, I dont know about v2.
I stand corrected, i had no idear this was possible.. sorry for the confusion
Sorry i open a new topic only for this can anyone tell me if i can still import the wallet.dat from bitcoin core to blockchain.info i can not see the future anymore i need to format my pc but i am worried that i can not restore it to bitcoin core later i like to have the coins on blockchain while i do this
No you can no longer directly upload the file, enter the password and have all keys imported. You can however do the process (exporting and importing) yourself. At least with bc.i wallet v1, I dont know about v2.
Sorry i open a new topic only for this can anyone tell me if i can still import the wallet.dat from bitcoin core to blockchain.info i can not see the future anymore i need to format my pc but i am worried that i can not restore it to bitcoin core later i like to have the coins on blockchain while i do this
This is rather confusing.
Wallet.dat = the file containing the private keys in a format usable by bitcoin core. If you backup this file, you can easily re-install your pc without losing your coins (you need a VERY recent backup, since bitcoin core generates new addresses all the time).
Blockchain.info = company that lets you generate online wallets.
You can export all used private keys from bitcoin core and import them onto blockchain.info, but i wouldn't recommand it. The other way around: you can export your keys from your blockchain.info wallet and import them into core (not really recommanded either)
Sorry i open a new topic only for this can anyone tell me if i can still import the wallet.dat from bitcoin core to blockchain.info i can not see the future anymore i need to format my pc but i am worried that i can not restore it to bitcoin core later i like to have the coins on blockchain while i do this
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