Re: 2025 Blockchain.com download wallet.aes.json

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How can I find my wallet ID?

I do not have any emails from Blockchain.info from back then.

It's the seemingly random numbers with dashes that you use to login.
But If you're using your email address instead; login your account first, then you can find it in your wallet's settings under 'General' settings tab.
(read the red warning note below it for your privacy)

Ok. I was able to extract the correct payload file (I believe).

Now, I have two problems when I use two different commands:

1.

Code:

python btcrecover.py --wallet ./btcrecover/test/test-wallets/blockchain-github-v1-1 --dump-privkeys blockchain-github-v1-1_main_privkeys.txt --correct-wallet-password mypassword

Starting btcrecover 1.13.0-Cryptoguide on Python 3.13.5 64-bit, 21-bit unicodes, 64-bit ints

Dumping Wallet File or Keys...

Wallet successfully dumped...

I cannot find any file in this case.

2.

Code:

python btcrecover.py --wallet wallet.aes.json --dump-wallet wallet_decrypted.txt --correct-wallet-password MYCORRECTPASSWORDHERE

Starting btcrecover 1.13.0-Cryptoguide on Python 3.13.5 64-bit, 21-bit unicodes, 64-bit ints

Dumping Wallet File or Keys...

Unable to decrypt wallet, likely due to incorrect password..

I am using the correct password but I am getting this error.

I tried to extract the password using:

Code:

python seedrecover.py --wallet-type blockchainpasswordv3 --mnemonic "phrases here" --mnemonic-length 17

command but I am getting a weird coded password as a recovered password - half correct and half some coded words with it.

When I try to use that recovered password to dump the keys, it says password is invalid.

It feels like I am back to square one despite being so close to the end now!

Please help.

Thanks again.