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Wallets & recovery material

Supported Wallets & Recovery Material

Wallets and recovery material we work on, grouped by how they present themselves. Use the search or the categories to filter; entries without a dedicated page are still handled in practice - the description states what recovery needs.

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Bitcoin & BTC-based software

Bitcoin Corewallet.dat passwords, corruption and deleted files.ElectrumSeed types, wallet files and the password, all versions.MultiBit Classic & HD.wallet and .key files, HD phrases, the password bug.ArmoryBackups, passphrases and legacy Bitcoin wallet files.Blockchain.com (incl. legacy)Main password, second password and wallet.aes.json backups.WasabiBIP-39 recovery words or SLIP-39 shares, with the original passphrase.Samourai WalletBIP-39 recovery phrase, optional passphrase and BIP-44/49/84 derivation paths.
SparrowDesktop BTC wallet; the wallet file carries no trace of the BIP39 passphrase - only the seed unlocks it.
Blue WalletMobile BTC wallet; the app's storage password is separate from each wallet's own seed phrase.
MyceliumAndroid/iOS BTC wallet; seed, PIN and old backups.Blockstream GreenBitcoin/Liquid wallet; recovery phrase, optional passphrase and legacy 2FA recovery routes.
BisqPeer-to-peer BTC exchange wallet; the wallet password only encrypts local files - the seed words restore funds on their own.
Bitcoin KnotsA Bitcoin Core fork; same wallet.dat recovery route.

Ethereum & EVM wallets

MetaMaskVault password and recovery phrase across all EVM chains.MyEtherWallet (MEW)Keystore JSON, private keys and mnemonic phrases.
MyCryptoKeystore files and phrases from the MEW fork.
Geth keystoreUTC/JSON encrypted key files, scrypt and PBKDF2.Ethereum presale (2014)The specific encrypted presale format.
Parity / OpenEthereumEarly Ethereum node wallets; encrypted JSON key files.
RabbyEVM browser wallet; the password locks an encrypted browser vault - the recovery phrase overrides it via a full reset.Coinbase WalletRecovery phrase, cloud backup and its password.
Crypto.com DeFi Wallet12-word phrase; the app password only locks the app.
Mist & Ether.liDiscontinued Ethereum-era wallets; keystore files and backups.

Hardware wallets

LedgerReset, restore, forgotten PIN and passphrase.TrezorModel One, Model T, Safe 3, Safe 5 and Safe 7; backup format depends on the model.BitBox / BitBox02Device password, resets, and recovery from a microSD backup or recovery words on BitBox02.
ColdcardBTC hardware wallet; its microSD backup is a file named backup.7z, protected by its own 12-word password.
SafePalMulti-chain hardware wallet; supports 12- to 24-word phrases and a passphrase up to 60 characters.
Blockstream JadeBTC/Liquid hardware wallet; the phrase can stay on-device behind a PIN, or be used seedless from a scanned SeedQR.
KeepKeyShapeshift-era hardware wallet; the recovery phrase is 12 words by default, or 18/24 if you chose a longer one.
Cobo Vault / KeystoneAir-gapped hardware wallets; compatible Keystone models support SLIP-39 backups, QR communication and offline microSD functions.
CoolWalletCard-style hardware wallet. Depending on how the wallet was created, its backup uses 12, 18 or 24 English words, or the corresponding five-digit numbers generated on the card.

Multi-coin wallets

ExodusMulti-coin desktop/mobile; the app password locks the wallet locally, separate from the 12-word phrase.Trust WalletMulti-chain mobile wallet; recovery phrase and passcode.
Atomic WalletMulti-coin wallet; the 12-word phrase stays viewable inside the app itself, behind your password, after setup.
CoinomiMulti-coin wallet; seed words, passphrase and multi-coin derivation.GuardaMulti-platform wallet; its encrypted backup is a .txt or .json file, re-issued whenever assets change.Jaxx LibertyDiscontinued multi-coin wallet; 12-word mnemonic or backup file.
Edge (formerly Airbitz)Login-based wallet; recovery runs through the account system.

Wallets for other chains

PhantomSolana/ETH/BTC wallet; seed phrase, path and token accounts.DaedalusCardano desktop wallet; Byron vs Shelley phrases and spending password.YoroiCardano light wallet; phrase and spending password.Toast (XRP)Discontinued XRP wallet; backup code and passphrase.
Terra StationLUNA-era wallet; password or seed recovery for remaining balances.

Coins & networks

Bitcoin (BTC)Any Bitcoin wallet, any format - start here if you are not sure which page fits.Ethereum (ETH)Any Ethereum wallet, any format - start here if you are not sure which page fits.Litecoin (LTC)Litecoin Core, Electrum-LTC and fork-coin files.Dogecoin (DOGE)Dogecoin Core, MultiDoge and Dogechain.info (private key only).Ripple (XRP)Family seeds, secret keys, Toast backup codes.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)CashAddr, pre-fork keys and Electron Cash.
Cardano (ADA)Yoroi wallet recovery and Cardano recovery phrases.Monero (XMR)25-word seed, restore height and optional passphrase.
Polkadot (DOT)Polkadot.js, Talisman and Nova; mnemonics and JSON backups.
Cosmos (ATOM)Keplr and Cosmostation; mnemonic and derivation path.
Solana (SOL)Phantom and Solflare; phrase, path and token accounts.
Tron (TRX)TronLink and Trust Wallet; phrase, path and TRC-20 tokens.
BNB (BEP-2 / BEP-20 / ERC-20)Which network decides the route; the seed is the backup.
Dash (DASH)Dash Core and Electrum-DASH; wallet.dat and seed recovery.
Stellar (XLM)XLM network wallets; the network's own secret is a 56-character key starting with S, not a BIP39 phrase.

Recovery phrases, seeds & key types

BIP-39 recovery phraseThe BIP-39 standard supports recovery phrases of 12, 15, 18, 21 or 24 words.BIP39 passphrase (25th word)A hidden wallet needs the passphrase, not just the seed.Partial seed phrasesMissing or uncertain words; checksum-bounded reconstruction.Wrong word orderWords present but shuffled; often reconstructable using the phrase's own checksum.BIP32 custom pathsHow one seed derives many keys, and why paths matter.BIP44 / 49 / 84 / 86The standard address derivation schemes.
CIP-1852 (Cardano)The Shelley-era derivation standard for ADA phrases.
SLIP-39 Shamir sharesTrezor share backups; threshold and checksum rules.Electrum seedsOld and new Electrum seed formats.Monero 25-word seedThe CryptoNote seed with its own checksum.WIF / hex private keysRaw keys printed or stored as text.BIP-38 encrypted keysPassphrase-protected private keys on paper.Extended keys (xpub / xprv)Watch-only and master key material.

Wallet files & backups

wallet.datBitcoin Core and fork databases; password search on copies.Keystore / UTC / JSONEncrypted Ethereum key files from Geth, MEW and MyCrypto..wallet filesMultiBit Classic legacy files.wallet.aes.jsonBlockchain.com legacy encrypted backups.Electrum wallet filesdefault_wallet and electrum.dat with encrypted keystores.
Polkadot JSON backupsEncrypted account files with an export password.
Paper wallets & printed keysQR, hex or BIP-38 keys on paper.Brain walletsKeys generated from a remembered phrase; the phrase is the key.

Encrypted containers & documents

ZIP / 7z archivesWallet files locked in encrypted archives.RAR archivesEncrypted RAR holding wallet material; same evidence rules.DOCX / XLSX / PDFDocuments containing keys or phrases, password-protected.
Disk & volume encryptionBitLocker, VeraCrypt or FileVault - workable when a wallet file sits inside.