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June 23, 2017, 06:13:54 PM
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I need a simple wallet that can import a bunch of private keys in from a file and is able to connect to the network and receive transactions.
Upon receiving and confirming some BTCs I want the wallet to automatically send some of the balance to a certain address. Basically don't need anything else, can be command line though I'd appreciate GUI.

I don't see this functionality in any of the popular wallets, so I guess the best option is to modify and recompile those that are open source.

I know C++ and could work with Python (but I'd rather not being given half a chance).

I looked at compiling Armory for Win from sources and it looks quite nightmarish.

Is there a better option?

Maybe there is well tested pure C++ wallet that I could modify to my needs?

I need this to work under Win 8.1/10

Thank you,
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June 23, 2017, 06:43:18 PM
Last edit: June 26, 2017, 07:50:20 PM by Muhammed Zakir
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If you are proficient in Python, you could give Pywallet a try! Pywallet deals with wallet.dat. Although there are new feathered features in new version, it may not be what you need.

Official thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34028.0

New version: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=294439

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June 26, 2017, 07:42:38 PM
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I need a simple wallet that can import a bunch of private keys in from a file and is able to connect to the network and receive transactions.
Upon receiving and confirming some BTCs I want the wallet to automatically send some of the balance to a certain address. Basically don't need anything else, can be command line though I'd appreciate GUI.

I don't see this functionality in any of the popular wallets, so I guess the best option is to modify and recompile those that are open source.

I know C++ and could work with Python (but I'd rather not being given half a chance).

I looked at compiling Armory for Win from sources and it looks quite nightmarish.

Is there a better option?

Maybe there is well tested pure C++ wallet that I could modify to my needs?

I need this to work under Win 8.1/10

Thank you,

As the above user said, you could look at Pywallet if you can use python. You could also use electrum, as I understand it, the main code in that is written in python and the source code is downloadable from electrum.org.
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June 27, 2017, 09:58:41 AM
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Pywallet isn't so much a wallet application as a wallet "utility" that allows you to work with a Bitcoin Core wallet.dat (it seems to be a bit outdated and doesn't seem to handle the newer wallet.dat's very well).

It might be worth looking into the Electrum source code: https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum

Another option may be to leverage the API's of a site like blockr.io (http://blockr.io/documentation/api) or blockcypher (https://www.blockcypher.com/dev/) and craft up some calls to check for transactions to specific addresses and then use the same API's to broadcast transactions to the network to shift the coins as required.

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June 27, 2017, 03:17:26 PM
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Thank you, I ended up downloading and running official bitcoind for Win64 and writing my own wallet-like GUI app that uses bitcoin-cli API.
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