Bitcoin Wallet Recovery Service

Your Bitcoin is on the blockchain; the wallet holds the keys that reach it. "Bitcoin wallet recovery" therefore means one thing: restoring access to keys, passwords or recovery phrases across whichever software you used.

Which wallets this covers

Bitcoin Core and its wallet.dat files, Electrum seeds and wallet files, MultiBit Classic and HD, Blockchain.com wallets, Ledger and Trezor devices, and every other software or hardware wallet that can hold BTC.

What is recoverable

A wallet file or backup, a recovery phrase (even partial), a device, or a private key. The specific software matters because formats differ - so the first step is identifying what you actually have.

What is not recoverable

A completely lost phrase with no file, no device and no backup. An address alone cannot reveal keys or phrases - that is not a matter of effort, it is cryptography.

How it works

A free assessment tells you honestly what remains and whether recovery is realistic. Under a written agreement we work on copies in a controlled environment, and you move your Bitcoin yourself afterwards.

Choose your wallet below for the specific recovery steps: Bitcoin Core, Electrum, MultiBit, Blockchain.com, Ledger or Trezor.

The route depends on what you still have

• Bitcoin Core wallet.dat: recovery is a password search against the encrypted key material in the file, on a copy.
• An Electrum seed or wallet file: restore the seed in Electrum, or search the wallet password against the file encryption.
• MultiBit Classic or HD: the software is discontinued, but the file formats are known and recovery works on the file itself.
• A hardware wallet (Ledger, Trezor) with a BTC account: the device or its recovery phrase is the route; the coins never live on the device.
• A paper wallet or printed key: scan it before touching it, verify the address, and sweep it to a fresh wallet with a proper backup.

What to expect, case by case

• wallet.dat with a forgotten password: recovery tests candidate passwords against the file's own key derivation, on a copy, and a remembered pattern, length or reused password narrows the search.
• Recovery phrase with missing, wrong or reordered words: there is no universal four-word cutoff. Every blank position is a choice from the 2,048-word BIP-39 list, and the checksum discards most combinations, but the search space still grows by a factor of 2,048 with every extra gap. Which positions are known, how legible the remaining words are and whether you can supply an old receiving address to confirm a candidate decide feasibility - our guide to a missing seed word sets out the arithmetic.
• An address alone, with no file, phrase, device or backup: not recoverable. That is not a matter of effort; it is cryptography.
• A completely lost phrase with no backup of any kind: not recoverable - by us or anyone. Be wary of anyone who promises otherwise.

The password question

Bitcoin wallets encrypt their key material in different ways - wallet.dat uses its own key derivation, Electrum uses its own scheme, and hardware wallets protect keys behind a PIN. None of them have a reset button. Recovery means testing candidates against the encryption on a copy. Remembered fragments, patterns, years, keyboard layout or passwords reused elsewhere can make the search more focused.

Traps to avoid

Never upload a wallet file to an online checker, recovery site or password tool - you would be handing over the material that proves ownership. Never import an unknown file into random wallets to see what happens, and never run repair software on the original. Work from copies, and identify the format before anything else.