To summary it all, the 12 or 24 words are the seed you need to generate all the private keys from your wallet. You can use iancoleman tool to get each key separately or just paste them in electrum checking BIP 39 seed option.
Electrum will manage all your private keys for you, like blockchain.com does.
To play really safe, do not re use those addresses derived from that Seed after you have done any of the above solutions discussed in this topic. After recovering the private keys, just move your funds to a new fresh wallet with a new seed.
When you see your seed in a computer plugged to the internet, that seed becomes exposed and your funds are potentially at risk.
Topic: Where do i find the private key in blockchain wallet? (Read 177 times)
Be aware that all the methods described above - entering your seed in to Electrum, in to iancoleman.io, or in to any other wallet - should ideally be done on an offline, airgapped computer. Your seed should never touch an online device, as doing so potentially exposes it to any attackers or any malware which is present on that device and puts your coins at risk.
I would download iancoleman.io from the repository here (https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39), open it on a live OS on an airgapped computer, enter your seed, then find the private key for the address(es) you are interested in.
I would download iancoleman.io from the repository here (https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39), open it on a live OS on an airgapped computer, enter your seed, then find the private key for the address(es) you are interested in.
Just quick search and I find this https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/68449/how-to-find-private-key-in-blockchain-info-account
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5. Enter the seed phrase you saved from Blockchain.info then click next you can choose a password to protect your wallet.
-snip-Blockchain wallet uses BIP39 so in addition to what you wrote in the 5th point, OP has to go to 'Options' and check 'BIP39' before clicking next:
Or you could export the wallet.aes.json backup and decrypt it, you will find xpriv which is the master key.
Wallet.aes.json? I'm pretty sure that exporting wallets was disabled when they upgraded a few years back.
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1. login to blockchain.info.
2. Click Settings > Security > Backup Recovery Phrase > write down your phrase with exact order to import it later using Electrum wallet.
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2. Click Settings > Security > Backup Recovery Phrase > write down your phrase with exact order to import it later using Electrum wallet.
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OP, follow this steps: Security Center => Backup Phrase or Backup Funds => Backup Now => Write 12 words in sequence, and store them in a safe place and offline. Complete the steps and get a private key. You can use phrases in other wallets and control them more easily without having to login to the site https://www.blockchain.com/.
Warning: Phrases that you save may not be sent to other people and you can use those phrases to produce 2 types of "General and Segwit" wallets. Suggestion, use Segwit for lower costs and lock your topic if you already understand how.
you can go to iancoleman.io and enter your seed, there you will find all keys.
Or you could export the wallet.aes.json backup and decrypt it, you will find xpriv which is the master key.
no need to install an external tool.
Or you could export the wallet.aes.json backup and decrypt it, you will find xpriv which is the master key.
no need to install an external tool.
Just quick search and I find this https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/68449/how-to-find-private-key-in-blockchain-info-account
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There is no way to export your private keys directly unless its an imported address that you imported to your wallet.
To get the private keys for your main wallet addresses:
1. login to blockchain.info.
2. Click Settings > Security > Backup Recovery Phrase > write down your phrase with exact order to import it later using Electrum wallet.
3. Download Electrum bitcoin wallet and setup on your computer.
4. Start Electrum then choose file > new/restore > click next > choose the option "Standard Wallet" > then choose I already have a seed.
5. Enter the seed phrase you saved from Blockchain.info then click next you can choose a password to protect your wallet.
6. Now you control your wallet click addresses tab then choose the address you want right click and choose private key option.
To get the private keys for your main wallet addresses:
1. login to blockchain.info.
2. Click Settings > Security > Backup Recovery Phrase > write down your phrase with exact order to import it later using Electrum wallet.
3. Download Electrum bitcoin wallet and setup on your computer.
4. Start Electrum then choose file > new/restore > click next > choose the option "Standard Wallet" > then choose I already have a seed.
5. Enter the seed phrase you saved from Blockchain.info then click next you can choose a password to protect your wallet.
6. Now you control your wallet click addresses tab then choose the address you want right click and choose private key option.
Where do i? LMK
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