Bitcoin QT Says I have 0.1BTC, blockchain.info says I have 0?

[Liam W]

My bitcoin-qt client says I have 0.1BTC, so why does blockchain.info say I have 0 when I imported my wallet?

[Michail1]

One of them is wrong.
Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Can't see without knowing the address you are talking about?

Maybe the import didn't get all of the addresses in your wallet?  Guess it could be several reasons.

Export your blockchain.info wallet and compare the two.  Just a thought.

[whiskers75]

My bitcoin-qt client says I have 0.1BTC, so why does blockchain.info say I have 0 when I imported my wallet?

HOW did you "import your wallet"? Pywallet? Bitcoin RPC Sync?
And a heads up- Enable 2 Factor Authentication on your blockchain account. Mine recently got hacked and I lost my precious bitcoins 

[ymer]

HOW did you "import your wallet"? Pywallet? Bitcoin RPC Sync?
And a heads up- Enable 2 Factor Authentication on your blockchain account. Mine recently got hacked and I lost my precious bitcoins 

How did that happen?

[whiskers75]

HOW did you "import your wallet"? Pywallet? Bitcoin RPC Sync?
And a heads up- Enable 2 Factor Authentication on your blockchain account. Mine recently got hacked and I lost my precious bitcoins 

How did that happen?

Not strong enough password, I guess. That day, ~120 BTC was stolen from users of blockchain.info. (!) Now I got my Google Authenticator enabled

[Liam W]

Sorry all for the non-reply...

One of them is wrong.
Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Can't see without knowing the address you are talking about?

Maybe the import didn't get all of the addresses in your wallet?  Guess it could be several reasons.

Export your blockchain.info wallet and compare the two.  Just a thought.

Blockchain.info has an import bitcoin-qt wallet function.

[DannyHamilton]

Sorry all for the non-reply...

One of them is wrong.
Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Can't see without knowing the address you are talking about?

Maybe the import didn't get all of the addresses in your wallet?  Guess it could be several reasons.

Export your blockchain.info wallet and compare the two.  Just a thought.

Blockchain.info has an import bitcoin-qt wallet function.

Your best option is probably to contact blockchain.info support.

As has already been stated, without access to the wallet it is very difficult to determine which is incorrect.

If you still have the Bitcoin-Qt running with the wallet, you could try running the following command in the "Console" of the "Debug Window" under the "Help" menu:

Code:

listunspent

That will tell you which bitcoins your Bitcoin-Qt wallet thinks it stall has.  Then you can look on the blockchain.info website and see if those inputs exist and if they are spent already.

If they are already spent, or if they don't exist, then you probably had some sort of "double-spend attempt" issue that caused your Bitcoin-Qt wallet to get out of sync with the blockchain.

If the exist in the blockchain and are not yet spent, then the blockchain.info wallet is incorrect and their support will have to fix it for you.

[Liam W]

Sorry all for the non-reply...

One of them is wrong.
Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Can't see without knowing the address you are talking about?

Maybe the import didn't get all of the addresses in your wallet?  Guess it could be several reasons.

Export your blockchain.info wallet and compare the two.  Just a thought.

Blockchain.info has an import bitcoin-qt wallet function.

Your best option is probably to contact blockchain.info support.

As has already been stated, without access to the wallet it is very difficult to determine which is incorrect.

If you still have the Bitcoin-Qt running with the wallet, you could try running the following command in the "Console" of the "Debug Window" under the "Help" menu:

Code:

listunspent

That will tell you which bitcoins your Bitcoin-Qt wallet thinks it stall has.  Then you can look on the blockchain.info website and see if those inputs exist and if they are spent already.

If they are already spent, or if they don't exist, then you probably had some sort of "double-spend attempt" issue that caused your Bitcoin-Qt wallet to get out of sync with the blockchain.

If the exist in the blockchain and are not yet spent, then the blockchain.info wallet is incorrect and their support will have to fix it for you.

Thanks, I'll take a look when the 2 factor auth removal request completes... *sigh* why did I have to change ROM's so many times and then also change device...

The issue is though that the internet connection I use blocks outgoing ports (except 443 and 80, literally - I can't even connect to an ftp server), so desktop clients don't work...

[spin]

I would simply review the transaction list on blockchain.info and on bitcoin-qt.  See which transactions don't match. 

They may not match because you have a different address on one or the other.  This can happen because both those wallets could add addresses that are not on the other wallet.  If you continue to use bitcoin-qt for example it may be generating new addresses that were not imported into blockchain.info. 

Your QT may be out of sync given that the ports are blocked.  Thus it may not reflect the most recent transactions on it's list.

[GambleX]

Two things to consider:

1. Did you import ALL private keys of your wallet?

2. You may need to rescan your QT client. -->  -rescan                "Rescan the block chain for missing wallet transactions"

[softron]

You should lookup the address on blockchain explorer to confirm, if you have bitcoins there

[Liam W]

I'll check everything when I get a client to sync, which is going to take ages on a mobile network connection...

I shall report back with any results