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Import of private keys on Bitcoin-Core and Bitcoin-QT
When you browse the world of cryptocurrency management, the import of private keys becomes an essential step to guarantee your wallet and access to funds. In this article, we will provide you with actions to import a personal key to both Bitcoin-core (command line interface) and Bitcoin-QT (graphic user interface).
Import of private keys on bitcoin-core
Importkey can be used to import a private key on bitcoin-core. Here’s how:
- Open the terminal or command line.
- Make sure to act as an administrator to make sure that there are correct permits.
Here is the main syntax:
`Bash
Bitcoind importkey
`
Editroad to your personal key file that can be a pgp coded file or a cash file.
For example, if you have a private key file called "My_private_key.pgp", Release:
Bash
Bitcoind Importkey My_private_key.pgp
`
Import of private keys on Bitcoin-QT
You can use the GUI interface to import a private key to Bitcoin-Qt. Here's how:
- Open Bitcoin-QT and click Settings from the upper right corner.
- Choose "wallets" on the left menu.
- Click "Import the key".
- Select the private key file using the file selection dialog box.
Or you can use the "Export" option to import a private key file on Bitcoin-QT:
Bash
Bitcoind Exportkey – -Stout
`
Edit` on the road to your personal key file.
Troubleshooting
If you meet questions when importing a private key, secure:
- You have the latest version of Bitcoin.
- Your private key is correctly formatted and coded (such as PGP or cash files).
- The import team operates from the right position (i.e. not from another catalog).
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As you have already mentioned, Pywallet mentions that it is necessary to import a private key to BSDDB. This indicates that the system can be configured using a non -standard database management system (DBMS) called BSDDB. To solve this problem:
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This should allow Pywallet to successfully import the private key.
We hope that this article has helped you solve any problems with private keys to be imported into Bitcoin-core and Bitcoin-QT!