Quote from: 1dullgeek on March 05, 2017, 11:08:36 AM

Hi,

I use blockchain.info and I've been able to create what I think of as "sub wallets" within the main wallet. The idea being that I might store different bitcoin used for different purposes in each subwallet and then be able to track balances for each purpose.

I also use the seed from blockchain.info in a desktop wallet (Electrum) in the event that blockhain.info has some availability problem. (Yes I know there's a risk doing this.)

The problem is that the "sub wallet" addresses don't appear to be showing up in Electrum. And as a consequence Electrum only has the balance of the default blockchain.info wallet.

Does anyone know what these "sub wallets" are and how I would make sure that they show up in Electrum?

I get to them by going here: https://blockchain.info/wallet/#/settings/addresses

Thanks.

Best would be if you move totally to Electrum. Create the main wallet at Electrum and name it whatever you like, by default it's called "default_wallet". You can then create as many wallets as you like in Electrum and rename them with the purpose you will use them for example you can call the second wallet "Gambling" and this wallet will only be used for gambling. You can go on and create as many wallets as you like in Electrum and they are not "subwallets" but real wallets.

Make sure you save every wallet SEED as every single wallet has it's own SEED and your problem is solved without the need of blockchain.info service.

Just move all your bitcoins from your subwallets of blockchain to the corresponding wallet in Electrum. Easy as 1,2,3.