Topic: Is there any online bitcoin privatekey import service ? (Read 780 times)
Are you looking at a wallet where you have control of your private keys or other wallets that control your bitcoins?
As far as I know bitaddress.org and omniawallet will let you import your privatekeys and load your wallet over there.
The volume of BTC loss from blockchain.info wallets is the highest, above any/all other web wallets currently operating, so it's good that you're not using it.
What do you intend to do with your private key after you import it online?
What do you intend to do with your private key after you import it online?
What's about coinbase ? they have an option to import private keys ...... are they trustworthy ?
Coinbase is government-regulated, which means that whatever the government wants Coinbase to do, that is within Coinbase's power to do (anything having to do with fiat, USD, identity, etc), Coinbase will do, no matter how unconstitutional, illegal, or repugnant to liberty/human rights it is. Proper searching for Coinbase will show they have been doing these things already.
What do you intend to do with your private key after you import it online?
The only thing blockchain.info can be trusted to do is to make your BTC disappear, so it's good that you're not using it.
The only thing blockchain.info can be trusted to do is to make your BTC disappear, so it's good that you're not using it.
What's about coinbase ? they have an option to import private keys ...... are they trustworthy ?
I know about blockchain.info , but , are there any other services ?
The volume of BTC loss from blockchain.info wallets is the highest, above any/all other web wallets currently operating, so it's good that you're not using it.
What do you intend to do with your private key after you import it online?
Is there any online bitcoin privatekey import service ?
I would say use Blockchain.info, like people say this is by far the most trusted and do offer this service. But it is best to always be careful!
if you are sure, that you want to use online service for this kind of operation and not desktop client or smartphone, you can do it on blockchain.info wallet service. but please, consider it twice..
I know about blockchain.info , but , are there any other services ?do you really need another one? blockchain info is the best you can get, and the most trusted
also i would prefer to do it via Core honestly..
With blockchain.info you can import some types of private keys
huh... bitcoin qt...
huh...he asked about online one so I automatically expected, that he is looking for some kind of web service.
anyway, with smartphone use mycelium HD wallet and on desktop Electrum...try to avoid any web service generally for this kind of operation
Why you need to import your private keys on an online third party service?
Be careful and don't trust services other than your own wallets
(Prevent future problems)
Be careful and don't trust services other than your own wallets
(Prevent future problems)
huh... bitcoin qt...
if you are sure, that you want to use online service for this kind of operation and not desktop client or smartphone, you can do it on blockchain.info wallet service. but please, consider it twice..
I know about blockchain.info , but , are there any other services ?
if you are sure, that you want to use online service for this kind of operation and not desktop client or smartphone, you can do it on blockchain.info wallet service. but please, consider it twice..
Is there any online bitcoin privatekey import service ?
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