Topic: Which wallet software is this file from (Read 592 times)
It is an mSigna file for definite. I have used this wallet for awhile and it is really good. Maybe abit more of a commercial product tho rather than everyday use. Think its developed by cipherx who have eric lombrozo in their ranks.
I found an old wallet file, but I'm not sure which wallet / vault software it was from, it has two files (.vault and .vault-journal)
Is there any way I can open it again?
Is there any way I can open it again?
You could always open the file and see how the data is stored. Do you remember having a password for it? If so that might be a future problem if you don't remember it.
EDIT: mSigna is still avaliable to download as software from here: https://ciphrex.com/products/
If not, you could try to open the file in a text editor like notepad++ (as most data is stored in the following format):
Code:
TXs
{
TX1
TX2
TX3
}
Addresses
{
Address1
Address2
Address3
}
Private Keys
{
PrivateKey1
Privatekey2
Privatekey3
}
(the private key part is the part you need).
{
TX1
TX2
TX3
}
Addresses
{
Address1
Address2
Address3
}
Private Keys
{
PrivateKey1
Privatekey2
Privatekey3
}
(the private key part is the part you need).
After doing some googling it looks like the .vault files may be from a wallet called "mSigma", try downloading that and importing you vault files. I hope you find some btc on there, good luck 
I found an old wallet file, but I'm not sure which wallet / vault software it was from, it has two files (.vault and .vault-journal)
Is there any way I can open it again?
Is there any way I can open it again?
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