Quote from: bL4nkcode on July 07, 2019, 03:59:24 PM

Quote from: Mopar Mining on July 07, 2019, 03:18:11 AM

Oh I got my private key from Bitpay but Electrum wont accept it. I will try your method above though - tried it, it asked for my phrase which I provided and it kicked out the same private key I already have and electrum still will not accept it. So, is my account hinged on the single aspect of signing a transaction?? I understand the usefulness of this aspect but my current wallet does not allow for signing and my knowledge about importing private keys to another wallet is obviously lacking.

You can follow this instruction on how to import private keys to electrum, please use the latest version of electrum 3.3.7 for your safety.

As long that you succesfully imported the private key, you can sign message with the address assigned on the private key.

Thank you but I already did that as you can read above Electrum is not accepting my private key that Bitpay is providing.

Quote from: Steamtyme on July 07, 2019, 03:47:10 PM

Sorry to hear about your account that sucks. I'm just perusing and haven't caught up on everything. I'm guessing you've been going back and forth with cryptios or someone.

You can always create an electrum wallet - sign a message with that wallet. Then send a small predetermined payment from the wallet you can't sign a message from to your new wallet then send it back.

This at the very least shows you are in control of that particular wallet - much the same as signing a message - just costs some TX fees.

Good luck

This I can do! but I will wait until Cryptios or someone gets back to me - it has already been about two days and no response as of yet - maybe tomorrow. Luckily this is the only account that was affected - btw If I get this other T17 I am bidding on eBay for, I will catch up to you on kano.is Wink

oh wait, no I wont - I just checked you are a 100 th/s ahead of me, I need 3 more T17's lol