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Topic: Sending from vanity address. (Read 1889 times)
You can import private keys from the qt console I believe.
You can use coin control in bitcoin-QT. You pick which unspent outputs, and custom change address, so you can basically pick which key to use and all chance goes back to the same key. You can use 1 address forever.
the most efficient way to do this is the Mycelium Bitcoin Wallet https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mycelium.wallet
it supports importing addresses and/or private keys.
after importing you have explicit control over which keys you are using for sending.
it supports importing addresses and/or private keys.
after importing you have explicit control over which keys you are using for sending.
The least cumbersome way to do it, while still being very safe, would be Electrum.
You can import your vanity address in a few seconds then set it to 'prioritize' in the receive
tab so that payments will be sent out from that address if it has any funds in it.
Exactly. This is the ideal solution. However, Electrum is currently having some issues. You can import your vanity address in a few seconds then set it to 'prioritize' in the receive
tab so that payments will be sent out from that address if it has any funds in it.
The least cumbersome way to do it, while still being very safe, would be Electrum.
You can import your vanity address in a few seconds then set it to 'prioritize' in the receive
tab so that payments will be sent out from that address if it has any funds in it.
You can import your vanity address in a few seconds then set it to 'prioritize' in the receive
tab so that payments will be sent out from that address if it has any funds in it.
First of all, I am pretty sure that the qt allows to import an externally generated private key (with the "importprivkey" RPC), so I don't quite understand why you say that sending from such would not be possible.
Besides of that, my gocoin's wallet does such things.
All you need to do is to place your (base58 encoded) private key in a text file called others.sec (in the same folder where you run the wallet app from).
Then make sure that there is a recent "balance" folder (that contains unspent transactions belonging to your key) - and then you can spend coins from that address by calling:
Besides of that, my gocoin's wallet does such things.
All you need to do is to place your (base58 encoded) private key in a text file called others.sec (in the same folder where you run the wallet app from).
Then make sure that there is a recent "balance" folder (that contains unspent transactions belonging to your key) - and then you can spend coins from that address by calling:
Code:
wallet -send 1btcAddressBlahBlaBla=amount
Hi,
I'm looking for the best (safe/secure) wallet to import uncompressed privkey, so that I can send payments from solely that address. It will help me to verify my payments via the blockchain.
I currently use qt and know that sending via a dedicated address is not possible. Is it possible with other wallets? If so, which ones? Best?
I was thinking Armory. I do have over 6gb ram and x64 win system.
Advice?
Thanks
I'm looking for the best (safe/secure) wallet to import uncompressed privkey, so that I can send payments from solely that address. It will help me to verify my payments via the blockchain.
I currently use qt and know that sending via a dedicated address is not possible. Is it possible with other wallets? If so, which ones? Best?
I was thinking Armory. I do have over 6gb ram and x64 win system.
Advice?
Thanks
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