You could import the private key to an offline wallet. Sign the transaction offline and broadcast it online on a different system.
However, this defeats the purpose of an offline wallet, since at this point it would be the same as running an offline wallet.
Topic: Paper wallet question (Read 566 times)
You can also try Bither, its an open source wallet.( best one for ios in my opinion).
to scan a private key go into advanced settings and choose import WIF.
here's a thread on the wallet https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bither-simplesecure-bitcoin-walletdesktop-148-606238
to scan a private key go into advanced settings and choose import WIF.
here's a thread on the wallet https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-bither-simplesecure-bitcoin-walletdesktop-148-606238
How do I spend on a paper wallet without compromising it?
imho best way is to download mycelium (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mycelium.wallet&hl=en) and import it. anyway, use non-rooted "clean" phone, if amount is huge, I even recommend to buy new one just for this purpose. officially:
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Partial spend from cold storage
Use this function if you would like to keep some funds on the paper wallet.
Download Mycelium from the Android Play Store or through iTunes.
Press the menu button and select "Cold Storage"
Scan in private key
Select your destination address
Select the amount
Press the blue currency tag at the top to toggle currency.
Send!
Use this function if you would like to keep some funds on the paper wallet.
Download Mycelium from the Android Play Store or through iTunes.
Press the menu button and select "Cold Storage"
Scan in private key
Select your destination address
Select the amount
Press the blue currency tag at the top to toggle currency.
Send!
source: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_to_import_private_keys
How do I spend on a paper wallet without compromising it?
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