Quote from: BitMaxz on Today at 12:12:32 AM

Quote from: lightsun47 on July 16, 2025, 11:19:50 PM

Thanks for this info.

It seems I do not have the actual json file at all!

I followed this video to recover my json file from blockchain.com:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f63FpoTKwSw

But it shows random info in the Response section instead of showing the actual payload file.

And I get this error message:

Code:

success false
error "Internal Server Error"

By the way, I did check your website, but it does not say how to recover keys from the mnemonic phrases?

Thanks.

I thought you had the "wallet.aes.json" file if you followed the guide from that YouTube link to take the payload and turn it into "wallet.aes.json" but you got that error. It means it's no longer working, I guess because the blockchain site on the recovery page seems changed.

I like what file you are trying to recover in your 2nd post above. I thought that you already have the wallet.aes.json?
If you already have that file, then skip the procedure and go to bruteforcing under that video or follow the guide from this link below

- https://docs.btcrecover.org/en/latest/TUTORIAL/#running-btcrecover

Or try to repeat the procedure from the first method from the video, but this time try with "legacy" wallet recovery and take the wallet.aes.json file from the payload.

- https://login.blockchain.com/legacy-pages/forgot-password.html

Thanks.

For the second method aka legacy wallet, there is no wallet file, but rather wallet-index.js file and still, the Response tab does not have any payloads.

I confirm I DO NOT have any json file.

At first, when I saved Response following @Henarks's posts, I thought I had it. But no, those are invalid files and do not match the one I saw in that YouTube video at all.

Ok - I will make it clear once again.

What I have:

17 word mnemonic phrase

Working password for Blockchain.com (which used to be Blockchain.info earlier around 2014)

But that's it.

The mnemonic phrase helped me to retrieve my password, but that's all I have.

Thanks.