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August 02, 2017, 07:54:20 PM
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I contacted the support of blockchain.info
They answer was clear
If i use the key word on a wallet that support Bitcoin Cash i will be able to see my BCC and use it, which means, yes you own the Bitcoin Cash that are in Blockchain.info but you can't see them there, you need to use a different wallet
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August 03, 2017, 04:04:53 PM
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I contacted the support of blockchain.info
They answer was clear
If i use the key word on a wallet that support Bitcoin Cash i will be able to see my BCC and use it, which means, yes you own the Bitcoin Cash that are in Blockchain.info but you can't see them there, you need to use a different wallet
Thanks for that final clarification of this issue. I was wondering about it for a while,
And here is my question, have you successfully managed to export your private keys to other wallet and use both your BTC and BCC?
I am still scared to dump BCC because I heard that this altcoin possibly has weak reply protection, yet to be seen in action.
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August 03, 2017, 04:27:54 PM
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Thanks for this post, I was wondering what Blockchain.info's stance was on the fork.   Did any of you get two different recovery seeds for your blockchain.info wallet?

I got one in the very very beginning when first started using blockchain.info.

Then a few months ago, when the mobile app upgraded to like (a version3 wallet I think?), I think I got another different recovery seed.

I have both of them written down, but I'm not sure which one I would use in this instance (to claim bitcoin cash).


The rest of my funds are safe because they are in cold wallets elsewhere...

You can try both and see which one works. My guess is that the second one works.
What I would do is try them in a BTC client, then transfer them in a new BTC wallet, and after that transaction clears and is comfortably confirmed, then import them in a BCH client, and send them in a new BCH wallet. That way the original wallet will be empty from both BTC and BCH and you won't have any risk on either of them being double spent. (You will have the new wallets with BTC and BCH separately).
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August 08, 2017, 07:44:48 PM
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bitcoin cash paper wallets can be created in almost exactly the same fashion as bitcoin paper wallets - after all they share the same protocol !

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September 08, 2017, 09:54:56 AM
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Can someone explain to me the most efficient way to receive my bitcoin cash from my blockchain.info wallet?
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September 22, 2017, 06:45:59 AM
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I have transferred btc from blockchain wallet to zebpay wallet through QR code, confirmation done on Blockchain but no btc has been received.
https://blockchain.info/tx/4ab0aa939b52667b85b00a9a5351fa79debb2e739c4a0817125ed4fbed7dc069
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