Quote from: jedreg32 on April 17, 2016, 02:57:53 AM

Yes. This was the first transaction I attempted (ever) using bitcoin.. So, in mSIGNA I opened one vault and created one "receive" transaction, and one keychain. I still see the keychain code and did write down the words-pass phrase. Yes.

Few questions:
1. Can you now see the bitcoins you sent to your "receive address" in your mSIGNA wallet?
2. Have you looked up your mSIGNA address on a blockexplorer to see if your funds are there?
3. Is your bitcoins you wanted to send to mSIGNA, returned to your localbits trade market address?
4. Is your mSIGNA wallet now communicating with its network and working correctly?
5. What is your exact issue/problem you are having?
6. What do you mean by "retrieving unspent bitcoins on blockchain"?
7. Are you planning on continuing to use this wallet or move your bitcoins to a new one now?

Ultimately, you shouldn't worry because if you have you private key and information, we can fix this.
I just need to understand exactly what your issue is.

Edit: after doing some searching I found this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=937027.0
At the end, someone provides an answer to fix what may be your problem. Seems mSIGNA may be too advanced for new bitcoin users.
You need to download a new wallet called Multibit and in Multibit use the restore wallet option and import your mSIGNA wallet.
You can download the official Multibit directly from their site here: https://multibit.org/

Here is the quote in question:

Quote from: greBit on February 06, 2016, 08:05:14 AM

Quote from: BountyHunter2012 on February 06, 2016, 12:58:12 AM

This solution is not for OP but if someone lands into same trouble. One of my friends had same problem in past.

Here is the solution.

Install Multibit

Use restore wallet option

Enter the words (msigna wallet) and passphrase used if any.

Ignore the date

Multibit will import the wallet

That was a helpful information but at the wrong time