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p2sh error when sweeping private keys into BTCP electrum wallet. #13
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Is this wallet zcl multisig (from t3)? Try New->Multi-Sig Wallet for setup. |
Yeah, the ZCL wallet is multisig with t3 addresses. I followed these steps to convert the 2fa ZCL wallet into a multisig: z-classic#44. When I tried to create a BTCP multisig wallet from my ZCL seed it was wouldn't accept it as it was still labeled as a 2fa seed and the next button was grayed out. This did however give me an idea. I followed the same steps in Zclassic issue 44 I linked above and was able to use my ZCL wallet xprv and xpub addresses while creating a BTCP multisig to transfer my Zclassic private addresses. Resolution to issue
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The wallet we are having issues with is the electrum BTC wallet |
We have already done the electrum zcl wallet, and everything worked fine. |
I have 2fa wallet type zcl, cant import the private keys, same error, cant find xpub and xprv on wallet file. |
If your wallet is password protected or if 2fa is enabled then the xpub and xprv values won't show up in wallet file. Try the steps below to get the xpub and xprv values.
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OK, we did exactly as above, we restored the Electrum BTC wallet using the seed, we diasbled 2FA and did not password protect it. When we go to the address to get the private key it is still the same key and format p2sh.....we still get the same error when trying to sweep it into the btcp wallet. I really appreciate your help but are we doing something wrong again....I thought we did everything as you said |
So I'm not a programmer. I'm completely confused about all the language.
Shouldn't this p2sh issue be easier to figure out for the average BTC
holder looking to claim BTCP? Or is it easy and I'm just missing something?
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Describe the issue
When I try to sweep my private keys over to the BTCP wallet I am getting a p2sh error.
Can you reliably reproduce the issue?
If so, please list the steps to reproduce below:
*Note - During the snapshot I was using a 2fa ZCL wallet and switched that wallet to a multi-signature wallet post fork.
Expected behaviour
Private keys can be swept into the BTCP wallet without running into a p2sh error.
Actual behaviour + errors
p2sh error occurs when trying to sweeps keys into BTCP electrum wallet.
The version of Bitcoin Private you were using:
Version P!1.0.0
Machine specs:
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