Where can I find private keys from new blockchain.info wallet?

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Quote from: BurtW on May 15, 2016, 12:37:52 PM

You should be able to list all your past, current and future private keys since the new wallet is a deterministic wallet.

You should be able to export your seed words at SETTINGS -> Security -> Backup Phrase

Then, using the wallet recovery phrase (12 words) you get go to bip32.org or some other deterministic wallet, I have used Wallet32 in the past, and generate your xpriv key

Then, from your xpriv key you can generate your entire private key sequence, transaction history, etc.

Note, I have not tried this but it should be possible.

That is interesting. Maybe I can get out my bitcoin via seed through mycellium wallet. Will try that out.

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Quote from: bit247 on October 08, 2017, 01:22:34 PM

http://bip32.org/ are you sure ? that site is not even using https://
totally unsecured site !

The website is open source and runned with github pages btw. Just download the source code[1] and run locally on your PC while disconnected from the internet.

[1] https://github.com/bip32/bip32.github.io

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Quote from: BurtW on May 15, 2016, 12:37:52 PM

You should be able to list all your past, current and future private keys since the new wallet is a deterministic wallet.

You should be able to export your seed words at SETTINGS -> Security -> Backup Phrase

Then, using the wallet recovery phrase (12 words) you get go to bip32.org or some other deterministic wallet, I have used Wallet32 in the past, and generate your xpriv key

Then, from your xpriv key you can generate your entire private key sequence, transaction history, etc.

Note, I have not tried this but it should be possible.

http://bip32.org/ are you sure ? that site is not even using https://
totally unsecured site !

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Quote from: KawaBunGa on May 16, 2016, 10:23:43 AM

Seems not very secure and far more complicated than it was. I'm considering switching to some lightweight desktop wallet, like Omni or smthng like that

Not when you have electrum.As far as I know,blockchain.info is the simplest of all the wallets.Yes QS way of doing it is quite complicate but I'm sure you can do it directly without all the hassle of using the console.If you insist on using a desktop wallet,go for Electrum.

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Quote from: KawaBunGa on May 16, 2016, 10:23:43 AM

Quote from: Quickseller on May 15, 2016, 05:49:08 PM

take a look at this google doc. It was provided to me by blockchain.info's support and includes instructions on how to get your private key(s) for your wallet.

Seems not very secure and far more complicated than it was. I'm considering switching to some lightweight desktop wallet, like Omni or smthng like that

afaik omniwallet is a webwallet just like bc.i . and some people also reported to have some problems with them. I would use electrum wallet instead.

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Quote from: Quickseller on May 15, 2016, 05:49:08 PM

take a look at this google doc. It was provided to me by blockchain.info's support and includes instructions on how to get your private key(s) for your wallet.

Seems not very secure and far more complicated than it was. I'm considering switching to some lightweight desktop wallet, like Omni or smthng like that

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take a look at this google doc. It was provided to me by blockchain.info's support and includes instructions on how to get your private key(s) for your wallet.

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Quote from: BurtW on May 15, 2016, 12:37:52 PM

You should be able to list all your past, current and future private keys since the new wallet is a deterministic wallet.

You should be able to export your seed words at SETTINGS -> Security -> Backup Phrase

Then, using the wallet recovery phrase (12 words) you get go to bip32.org or some other deterministic wallet, I have used Wallet32 in the past, and generate your xpriv key

Then, from your xpriv key you can generate your entire private key sequence, transaction history, etc.

Note, I have not tried this but it should be possible.

on bip32.org is the master key the one under "BIP32 Extended Key"? I tried it but got different set of addresses and xpub key...

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You should be able to list all your past, current and future private keys since the new wallet is a deterministic wallet.

You should be able to export your seed words at SETTINGS -> Security -> Backup Phrase

Then, using the wallet recovery phrase (12 words) you get go to bip32.org or some other deterministic wallet, I have used Wallet32 in the past, and generate your xpriv key

Then, from your xpriv key you can generate your entire private key sequence, transaction history, etc.

Note, I have not tried this but it should be possible.

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Quote from: steven0021 on May 15, 2016, 10:39:51 AM

you can't view the private keys of addresses that was generated on the new wallet at this time. go complain to bc.i team, they deserves it.

Really ? then what is that "Be your own Bank" crap ? their services are getting just worst .

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you can't view the private keys of addresses that was generated on the new wallet at this time. go complain to bc.i team, they deserves it.

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Anybody knows where I can find private keys for new BTC addresses from new blockchain.info wallet? I could only find private keys for addresses, imported from the old version in Settings => Addresses => Imported addresses => More options => Private key. For new addresses there's no such option

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