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Bitcoin Wallet Viewer

If you have an old Bitcoin wallet file that you think might be holding some assets, the easiest way to check all the addresses and balances is using our Bitcoin wallet viewer tool. Just upload your wallet file and provide the password if you had encrypted the wallet. Our wallet viewer tool will process all the addresses and provide a detailed table with public keys, private keys, balances, and total transactions per address. Check also our list of recovered private keys

This  Bitcoin viewer tool does not help you recover funds or make transactions on your wallet file, it just checks the address’s balance and private keys thus giving you a report. If your wallet has funds, you can then import them into a desktop wallet and make transactions. This tool makes it easier to restore a wallet that has funds. Just copy the private key of the address that has a balance and import it into a desktop wallet like Electrum.

bitcoin wallet viewer

Recover Lost Bitcoin Private Keys

Our Bitcoin Wallet viewer tool helps your recover your bitcoin public and private keys. With this tool you can track all your addresses with crypto balance and import their private keys to a Bitcoin wallet. To get your wallet file, locate it from the installation folder of your wallet. Depending on the wallet you were using on our desktop, read online on where the wallet files are saved.

Bitcoin wallet viewer tool

Bitcoin Wallet Viewer

Upload your wallet files to view your addresses, private keys and balances. Please upload one file at a time and wait for the processing to complete. Copy all your public and private data to a text file. Only upload supported wallet files to the Bitcoin wallet viewer tool, eg .dat files. Wallet backup files can take any extension depending on the wallet it was being used in. Make sure to upload the correct file.

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Accepted file types: dat, zip, rar, Max. file size: 3 MB.
Upload your wallet file. If your wallet is encrypted, type your password on the password field below. It must be a valid wallet file from a desktop Bitcoin wallet like Bitcoin Core, Electrum etc. Compress your wallet file to a .zip or .rar file then upload.
If your wallet was encrypted with a password, type it above. This can be a normal password you used to open the desktop wallet. If the wallet is insecure, leave the field blank

How to Import Bitcoin Private Keys

Once you recover your private keys, the next step would be to import them to a crypto wallet where you can initiate transactions. Our Bitcoin wallet viewer cannot make any transactions. After you get your list of public keys, private keys, and balances, copy all private keys with balances and choose a wallet to import to. Choose the Electrum desktop wallet as you can import bulk private keys for Bitcoin. All addresses will show up with specific balances. Check our list of the best Bitcoin wallets that you can use.

After importing, make sure to send all your crypto to a new wallet. Do not keep your funds on the same recovered private key. Create a new address from a reputable wallet like Exodus and send all your crypto there. Make sure to save your recovery phrase for the wallet. You can convert bitcoins to cash using our free guide here on allprivatekeys.

Check also our guide on how to  Generate Ethereum private keys. Bulk private key processing with our premium app.

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