Quote from: mocacinno on October 03, 2017, 09:19:23 AM

Quote from: moneybank4u on October 03, 2017, 09:13:46 AM

Quote from: mocacinno on October 03, 2017, 09:09:03 AM

So, if i get it correctly you:
- downloaded bitaddress.org's sourcecode
- generated a bunch of paper wallets
- funded the addresses on the paper wallets
This part is OK...

Now, for the rest of your story:
- how did you fund the exchange's address? Did you sweep the private key on the paper wallet, did you import the private key directly, did you use a website like coinb.in,...
BTW, was the private key bip38 encrypted?

I have created the wallet address through bitaddress.org and it generated the private keys too. I later made some Bitcoin purchase through the local exchange and now when i am trying to transfer those BTC to the wallet address(the one generated through bitaddress.org) and checked it under blockchain.info,it shows nothing to me. No transaction at all.

Ah, now i got it

- you generated paper wallets
- you bought btc
- you withdrew the btc to the address printed on your paper wallet.

If you are 100% certain you funded the correct address, either the vendor didn't broadcast the withdrawing transaction (yet?), or maybe blockchain.info is lagging or missing info.

If you don't mind about privacy, you can post the paper wallet's address (NOT the private key) in this thread. If you moderately care about your privacy, you can send the address to me in PM. I'll have a look on my node.

Yes,you got it right! I will PM you the BTC address now. If you could bail me out of this I would be very thankful to you as I desperately need some funds soon.

Thanks for your help so far...