Topic: Is https://btgwallet.online Legit? (Read 303 times)
OK thank you man this had me worried for a bit but I think I'm safe. Thanks for the info!
That website is still listed as a web wallet on BTG's website. I moved most of my funds out of there but left some BTC in to see if anything happens. Hopefully not but no one can confirm or deny if that site is legit ?
Yes it is listed on their official site here: https://bitcoingold.org/downloads/ under the web tab, So its legit. [Bookmark it to avoid phishing links]
Don't worry!, as the below statement says, They never receive your private keys and you can even run it offline. But yes its a common practice that when you expose your private keys, its corresponding address/es should be empty.
Quote from: https://btgwallet.online/#
This page uses javascript to generate your addresses and sign your transactions within your browser, this means we never receive your private keys, this can be independently verified by reviewing the source code on github. You can even download this page and host it yourself or run it offline!
That website is still listed as a web wallet on BTG's website. I moved most of my funds out of there but left some BTC in to see if anything happens. Hopefully not but no one can confirm or deny if that site is legit ?
I recently tried claiming BTG by importing my Exodus BTC private keys into this site. When I tried nothing appeared (could have done it wrong). Can anyone tell me if they've recovered BTC keys on this site?
First! If you still have coins into the address you gave the private key - move it immediately!
A lot of people lost their coin to this or similar to this sites. Never give your private keys over the net.
Here is one of the many guides how to get your BTG: https://99bitcoins.com/how-to-claim-bitcoin-gold-btg-guide/
I recently tried claiming BTG by importing my Exodus BTC private keys into this site. When I tried nothing appeared (could have done it wrong). Can anyone tell me if they've recovered BTC keys on this site?
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