Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-finderouter-a-bitcoin-recovery-tool-v0160-2022-09-19-5214021
Should be able to do it fairly quickly if it's just one word.
There are other solutions but The FinderOuter is one of the quicker / easier ones to use.
-Dave
Thanks for the tips. I'll try that wayShould be able to do it fairly quickly if it's just one word.
There are other solutions but The FinderOuter is one of the quicker / easier ones to use.
-Dave
You can follow the link provided by DaveF, but know that you will need one child private key, child public key or one bitcoin address for it, which is generated by the seed phrase that you are finding the missing word, also you will need the derivation path which is not hard to get:
For derivation path (BIP39)
m/44'/0'/0'/0/0 for legacy, bitcoin addresses that start from 1
m/49'/0'/0'/0/0 for nested segwit, bitcoin addresses that start from 3
m/84'/0'/0'/0/0 for (native) segwit, bitcoin addresses that start from bc1
I've tried that one. Spent almost 5 hours manually and got nothing but wrong addressFor derivation path (BIP39)
m/44'/0'/0'/0/0 for legacy, bitcoin addresses that start from 1
m/49'/0'/0'/0/0 for nested segwit, bitcoin addresses that start from 3
m/84'/0'/0'/0/0 for (native) segwit, bitcoin addresses that start from bc1
I have a paper recovery seed that I found a typo in one of the letters.
If you can see the first, the first two or the first three letters that started the missing word, the easier you can guess what the word can be on the BIP39 word list in case you do not have the requirement needed for the tool like your bitcoin address, but at least, you should be able to have one address generated by the wallet I guess. Seriously?
One letter typo isn't that complicated to do manually since there are only a few similar words in the BIP39 word list.
Use CTRL+F, then search the typo~ed word's first few characters...
I bet there's more to this than what's stated in the OP like he might have found the correct seed (checksum: ok) but failed to find his balance.
actually found 4 addresses One letter typo isn't that complicated to do manually since there are only a few similar words in the BIP39 word list.
Use CTRL+F, then search the typo~ed word's first few characters...
I bet there's more to this than what's stated in the OP like he might have found the correct seed (checksum: ok) but failed to find his balance.
