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Main => Technical Support => Topic started by: bahrenberg on January 11, 2018, 07:50:33 pm
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Hey Guys,
hoping anybody can help me here - thanks a lot in advance for any kind of feedback.
I created a paper-wallet for BTS based on this explanation a while ago. Created address, saved address & private key, create account on openledger.io and replaced the 'active key' with the address that I created. Then I sent my BTS to this account. The latter worked fine as I can see the balance in the account on http://bitshares-explorer.io/#/accounts/hsb-wallet4.
No I am trying to get access to the coins. Openledger.io is not accepting the password that I noted for my account. Pretty sure it is correct but anyhow it is not working. So I thought I can create a new account and simply import my private key. However, when I import the private key for the address mentioned for above account openledger tells me that my balance is zero.
Does anybody have an idea what I might be doing wrong here?
Thanks a lot for everybody who spends some time to help me here. For sure willing to send him/her some of my BTS in case we are able to restore my funds together.
Regards,
Hendrik
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Have you tried using the light wallet instead of openledger.io?
https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-ui/releases
Openledger is a company that provides the GUI for their exchange built upon the bitshares blockchain. The light wallet is built by this community and may have additional features to overcome your problem.
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...thanks for your response. Did that but this is also showing 'Asset Totals' as 'None'. Do I need to wait until something syncs or should it show up immediately?
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I've never tried the method you have, only used the .bin files and that was always instant.
I am not seeing any additional steps compared to what you have done in the documentation found here: http://docs.bitshares.org/bitshares/user/security-cold.html#importing-keys
When you created an account via openledger did you use the wallet or account model?
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...I assume that I used the account model as I can actually see the coins as well as the address (that I created with the offline tool mentioned under your link) here: http://bitshares-explorer.io/#/accounts/hsb-wallet4
So I do know the account name, the address and the private key. I was under the assumption to also know the password but openledger.io does not accept it for any reason. Still my understanding is that I should not need the password in case I have the private key!?
Any additional help appreciated and rewarded!
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....after trying around 50 variations of my password I could finally open the account.
Thanks a lot anyhow for everybody who contributed here (still a bit surprised why the import approach with the private key did not work though)...