Unfortunately, bob123 is correct. You cannot recover the seed just using a list of private keys.

He is saying that you can have multiple wallet files in Electrum...

The "default" wallet name is called "default_wallet"... when you attempt to create new wallets it will call it will first suggest the name "default_wallet", if that already exists it will try "wallet_1", then "wallet_2" etc. However, if you choose a custom name like "MySuperSecretWallet" then that is what the file will be called. As Electrum does NOT use a file extension (like .dat) the wallet files are called named whatever you use for a wallet name.

Note that this has pretty much no relevance to your issue whatsoever and I have no idea why the guy posted it.

The default wallet is called "default_wallet"... any further wallets are given default names like "wallet_1","wallet_2" etc... if you change the name they will be called whatever name you give without a file extension... ie. "MySuperSecretWallet" etc.

I do not think for a password your wallet can forget it and cannot remember it.
Creating a password does need a strong password, but it would be nice to make it easy for you to remember.
It could also be by writing it on paper and storing it in a safe place. so if forgot to see in the paper earlier.

revolut cannot be funded with crypto. totally useless from that point of view

You have to admit that you seem to
1) not understanding our questions and not answering them properly
2) tell contradictory stories/information
3) be unable to read yourself

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You should maybe start reading the thread. You question has already been answered the first time:

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It seems like you are either a bit confused on how to click on a link and read the small guide for about 3 minutes
or you simply don't understand anything at all. In this case please clarify what EXACTLY you don't understand and/or doesn't work.

We try to make it as easy as possible. Even monkeys could understand this if they were giving concrete information about whats going wrong.

epayments.com are serious. Just a bit picky to verify your account (it takes 5 days), but if you have the documents you will be ready to go in a week. I got their card and it works well.

It's not a bank account. If there's no point for you, don't use it, nobody's forcing you It doesn't mean advcash is 'over for good'. Card providers come and go, it's absolutely normal. One is gone, the next is on the way.

What do you mean you "always had a possibility to restore an old version" of the wallet? Do you mean you were able to restore old versions of wallets when you were using a different wallet application? (like Bitcoin Core etc)


It's pretty simple... you either have a backup of the old file with the previous password... or you don't. Do you have a copy of that file stored someone like on a usb drive or other backup media? If not, then there is no way for you to magically restore this file

I'm still confused by a comment you made earlier where you said:
If your seed was recreating a wallet that has the same address that you previously had... then there is something else that isn't working right.


If the amount that is in your wallet is even close to 2 BTC... sell it! why is this even a question? And if you do sell, just remember to use an Escrow service!

I'm guessing your wallets has more than 2 BTC in it?

Why would it be over and why wouldn't you use it? It's up and running exact same way as before. Minus the cards for now, of course, but that is being fixed.