Amount spreaded through many Blockchain wallets

[GuiBackstage]

Hello!

I've found an old Blockchain wallet with 0.013 bitcoins it.

The problem is that those bitcoins are dvided through many wallets inside the account and I'm not being able to send from each one of them.

I'd like to know if there's a way to unite all those BTC into a single address and them cashout it.

Thanks!

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[Aura]

When was the wallet created? The type of wallet depends on the age of the wallet because begin 2016, blockchain.info did an upgrade.
If you have your private key or seed, then you could try to import it into Bitcoin Core wallet, it has a feature like you mentioned. The command "listreceivedbyaddress" lists all your addresses with received transactions. Then I believe you can move it from one to another with "move <fromaccount> <toaccount> <amount> [minconf=1]".

[DannyHamilton]

Hello!

I've found an old Blockchain wallet with 0.013 bitcoins it.

The problem is that those bitcoins are dvided through many wallets

I'm confused...  I thought you said you found AN old Blockchain wallet? Now you are saying MANY wallets?

Are they divided through many wallets? Or do you mean they are divided through many addresses in the same wallet?

inside the account

Now I'm more confused.

I thought you said you found an old Blockchain WALLET?

Now you are saying it is an ACCOUNT somewhere?

Is it a Blockchain wallet? Or is it an account somwehere?  If it is an account, and not a wallet, then which service is hosting the account?  Blockchain does not provide accounts. They just provide wallets.

I'd like to know if there's a way to unite all those BTC into a single address and them cashout it.

The only way to unite multiple transactions is to send a new transaction that combines them.  If the values of all those pieces are small enough, then you may find that the transaction fees are more than the value of the pieces your are trying to send.