We completely understand not trusting anyone in crypto.

Here is our complete Reddit history:  https://www.reddit.com/user/walleting_services/comments/ where you can see the various users helped.
(Notice the Reddit Gold we got for extracting one client's BTG. We geek out on Reddit over here)

Because we are a legitimate service, we are always happy to use an escrow (at the client's expense). We can send the expected amount of BTG to the escrow before you send the seed or private keys.

Thank you for the business.

If we encounter another client that is willing to post all the addresses publicly, we will happily show the community the blockchain records of our work.

We just completed another BTG dig for another client who currently has 0 activity on their Bitcointalk account.

Because Walleting.Services is a legitimate entity, we are always happy to use an escrow (at the client's expense) if anyone wishes to engage in our services without any counterparty risk.

Thank you very much for the business.


We noticed that too and thought someone might point that out.  It should be noted that we are getting a lot of business from Reddit, specifically users on r/Coinomi that fail to extract their 2FA wallets that way (you can see some of our feedback there, including one client who posted the transaction)

Most of those Reddit users don't seem to have a Bitcointalk account. After completion of each client, we ask for feedback in this thread. Turns out a side effect of our business is bringing a few new Bitcointalk accounts here.

Thank you very much for your business.

Even with the tools we have built, these can still take us a long time to do.  When a wallet has a ton of addresses with a ton of inputs, the Hex strings get very long.

We are getting close to an automated process, but even when we launch our website service we still expect a percentage of requests to require manual processing.

Received and replied, we'll have your BTG sent in under 24 hours, often less.

Once we have an automated system the fee will go down. We have not decided on the price, but 5% is a reasonable guess. Over time our fee will fall further.  Right now the process for Electrum 2FA recovery is closest to being automated, but multisig addresses other than 2-of-3 still require manual extraction. SegWit addresses should become automated too, but that will be done after Electrum 2FA.

We did the service for another user on Reddit, /u/mz1337

https://www.reddit.com/r/Electrum/comments/7fr0zv/how_to_withdraw_bitcoin_gold_from_a_2fa_electrum/

We are getting close to completing the automated system on our website. Excited to do these automatically and for a lower fee.

We just extracted BTG from a Segwit address for a client. It was hard to figure out at first, but relatively straight forward once we figured out our issues. The WS team member that did that job it will write it up soon so the community can benefit.



Thank you for your feedback.

Please check our growing list of satisfied clients in our thread service thread:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2434261.msg24929414#msg24929414

We are one of the good guys, acting ethically, doing hard work, and giving away game for free. Our intent is to make a good name for ourselves and offer our services for many years in many different forms. That being said, we understand your desire to preserve the integrity of your private keys for future forks. We understand that our guarantee to delete your seed immediately after BTG retrieval and never extract any other coin without your approval is not good enough for you, and we can respect that.

We don't use Skype for security reasons, but for $100/hr (minimum 1 hour charge, ) we can have a team member jump on a Telegram, Cryptocat, Signal or something similar and work with you through to extract your BTG, telling you exactly what to type into the debug console. You will never have to reveal your seed or private keys to us. Note that you must have the latest version of Bitcoin Gold Core with the ~140GB blockchain fully sync'd.  (Also make sure you didn't download the "scam version" that was available from their Github for 1.5 days earlier this week)

DM or email us walleting.services at protonmail dot com and we can set up a time.

We just completed a job for coyotte508 on Reddit.  He gave us Reddit Gold (which we are tickled pink about) for extracting his 10.1 BTG and sending him 9.09 of it, minus our 10% fee:

https://www.reddit.com/r/btcfork/comments/7fmlbz/any_one_using_electrum_wallets_or_other_normal/dqj6w3f/

His Bitcointalk account was disabled in the great hacking of 2015, so we post this to leave a record of feedback to show we are doing the work exactly as advertised.

Thank you very much for your business.

Note to anyone else trying to find their keys from a breadwallet, we asked for the derivation path directly from the source:

Has anyone been able to extract BTG from a SegWit address?

We are currently banging our heads against this one for a client. Not sure if it is even possible right now. We keep getting an error:

Segregated witness not enabled on network (code -4)

Bitcoin Gold website claims they support Segwit, but Bitcoin Gold Core claims the network doesn't... We wonder if it's possible to mine such a transaction but not possible for the Core client to broadcast it yet...

 

We can do it for you at a special rate of 10% drop us a PM or an email and mention this post.

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Thank you very much for your business.

Customer satisfaction and feedback are very important to us at this beginning stage. We will launch a website soon that does BTG digging automatically, but for now the team is doing them manually, thus we need to ask for 24 hours to complete the work.

We have posted the technical details on how to free your BTG from 2fa / multisig addresses here:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2424484.msg25259633#msg25259633

Thank you very much for the recognition and the tip:

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We felt the most ethical thing to do was give away the info on how to solve the problem while offering our service to do it for customers who don't want to go through all of that.

First you need to gather all the inputs that funded the address (essentially you need to find all transactions that funded the address and were unspent when the fork happened).

Then you can open the console in Electrum (View > Show Console) and type the following command (replace TXID_HERE with the transaction ID of one of the input transactions from the previous step):

deserialize(gettransaction("TXID_HERE"))

You'll get a formatted JSON output. Under "outputs" you need to find your 2FA / Multisig address. Once you find it you'll see three fields under the address that you need to take note of:
prevout_n -> this is the vout value
scriptPubKey -> needed for signing the transaction
value -> also needed for signing the transaction to avoid triggering replay protection

You need to repeat this for every input!!!

Once you have all the values written down you need to create a raw transaction. You can do this by running the following command in Bitcoin Gold Core:

createrawtransaction '[{"txid": "INPUT_TRX_ID", "vout": VOUT_VALUE}]' '{"YOUR_BTG_ADDRESS":  AMOUNT_TO_SEND}'

Please note that you need to repeat the following for EVERY input!!

{"txid": "INPUT_TRX_ID", "vout": VOUT_VALUE}

So for example if you have 3 inputs the command would look something like this:

createrawtransaction '[{"txid": "INPUT_TRX_ID_1", "vout": VOUT_VALUE_1}, {"txid": "INPUT_TRX_ID_2", "vout": VOUT_VALUE_2}, {"txid": "INPUT_TRX_ID_3", "vout": VOUT_VALUE_3}]' '{"YOUR_BTG_ADDRESS":  AMOUNT_TO_SEND}'

Also note that AMOUNT_TO_SEND should be the sum of all "value" fields MINUS the transaction fee you wish to pay! (Make sure the amount is in BTC / BTG and NOT in mBTC / mBTG or anything similar).

After you run this command you should get a raw transaction hash. Next you need to sign it. You will do this by running the following command:

signrawtransaction "RAW_TRANSACTION_HASH" '[{"txid": "INPUT_TRX_ID", "vout": VOUT_VALUE, "scriptPubKey": "INPUT_SCRIPT_PUB_KEY", "redeemScript": "MULTISIG_ADDRESS_REDEEM_SCRIPT", "amount": "INPUT_VALUE_FIELD"}]' '["FIRST_PRIVATE_KEY_FOR_SIGNING"]'

Please note that you should again repeat the input part for every input like you did with "createrawtransaction" except that this time you need to also provide "redeemScript", "scriptPubKey" and "amount" fields for each input!!

Once you run this command you should see the HEX hash of the signed transaction and an error saying something like "The current operation isn't possible with the current stack size!". This error is normal and it's just saying we need to sign the transaction with another private key before we can spend the inputs.

To sign it for the second time run the same command again, but replace the RAW_TRANSACTION_HASH with the new, signed transaction hash (you can find it above the error) and replace FIRST_PRIVATE_KEY_FOR_SIGNING with the second private key. Once you run the command you should get the signed transaction hash. You can then run the following command to broadcast it to the network:

sendrawtransaction "SIGNED_TRX_HASH"

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We have just completed BTG digging for another client. We have asked them to post here stating that we were trusted with their seed and delivered exactly as promised.

We can help you do this if you would like.


Nope. You must find your private keys and move it yourself. We are available to help and anxious to prove that we can do this service fast and securely. There are many out there with stuck BTG and we can free them up fast for a quick sale at (what we think) are high prices.

Do you have Bitcoin Gold in a 2FA / Multisig address and are banging your head against the wall trying to get it out?

Try the Walleting.Services 2FA / Multisig Bitcoin Gold Digging Service. We will do it for you at a reasonable fee:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2434261.new#new