No converter yet from segwit address to legacy.
Much better use Electrum as suggested above just export the private key from samourai wallet then imports it to Electrum.
Check this guide below to extract your private keys from samourai wallet.
- https://support.samourai.io/article/46-reveal-all-individual-private-keys-in-the-wallet
Then you can make a sign message under Electrum.
Topic: Signing a message from a segwit address (Read 158 times)
You can sign messages using segwit addresses.
But as BitCryptex mentioned, there is no defined standard yet. There is no consens yet on how exactly to sign/verify them.
This means messages signed with software X most probably can only be verified using software X.
But as BitCryptex mentioned, there is no defined standard yet. There is no consens yet on how exactly to sign/verify them.
This means messages signed with software X most probably can only be verified using software X.
i am trying to sign a message with a segwit address but when i do it says it is for a legacy address (beginning with 1) Is this normal? i'm using Samouri wallet.
Yes, there is no standard for signing messages with SegWit addresses at the moment. Trezor and Electrum allow their users to sign messages using SegWit addresses, but such messages can be verified only by their software.
So is the Segwit address being converted in some way to a Legacy address?
Thanks
i am trying to sign a message with a segwit address but when i do it says it is for a legacy address (beginning with 1) Is this normal? i'm using Samouri wallet.
Yes, there is no standard for signing messages with SegWit addresses at the moment. Trezor and Electrum allow their users to sign messages using SegWit addresses, but such messages can be verified only by their software.
i am trying to sign a message with a segwit address but when i do it says it is for a legacy address (beginning with 1) Is this normal? i'm using Samouri wallet.
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