Thank you HCP, that works !
My mistake was to lock the exported file with a password ...
Anyway I have acess to my BTC, so goal is met.
Topic: Restore a multibit classic wallet (Read 1174 times)
You can't import the .key file directly... especially if you put a password on it.
You need to export the keys WITHOUT a password, then you need to open the .key file in a text editor... and copy/paste just the private keys into Electrum. They start with a "5", a "K" or an "L"...
NOTE: doing this increases the risk of exposure of your private keys... I suggest doing this OFFLINE and doing what you can to ensure the machine is free of malware etc.
You need to export the keys WITHOUT a password, then you need to open the .key file in a text editor... and copy/paste just the private keys into Electrum. They start with a "5", a "K" or an "L"...
NOTE: doing this increases the risk of exposure of your private keys... I suggest doing this OFFLINE and doing what you can to ensure the machine is free of malware etc.
Hi all,
I need your help to restore old multibit wallets I have in cold storage.
Multibit classic enables me to export my private key, what I did. I save a file named ___.key. I try to import it in electrum, but I don't arrive to do it ... (private key file seems to don't have the required format) ? Is there a special procedure ? Does Electrum support Multibit classic private key ?
Thanks for your help,
Ju
I need your help to restore old multibit wallets I have in cold storage.
Multibit classic enables me to export my private key, what I did. I save a file named ___.key. I try to import it in electrum, but I don't arrive to do it ... (private key file seems to don't have the required format) ? Is there a special procedure ? Does Electrum support Multibit classic private key ?
Thanks for your help,
Ju
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