Long story short. Currently I have some funds in my Exodus wallet. The fees are ridiculously high so my funds are stuck in there. I decided to export my exodus private key and import it on Electrum. But I tried entering my private key, the " next Button " was blurred so I couldn't go to the next step.
Latest Electrum changed the way you import/export private keys. If it is a "master private key" (aka "xprv") you use:
File -> new\restore -> standard wallet -> use public or private keys
However, if you private key is in WIF format (starts with "5", "K" or "L"), you need to use:
File -> new\restore -> import Bitcoin addresses or private keys
It's a subtle change, but is not very well documented.
As for the seed, you need to use:
File -> new\restore -> standard wallet -> I already have a seed -> click options, select BIP39 -> enter Seed -> use derivation path of m/44'/0'/0' (should be this by default)
After hours of googling I tried to login with exodus seeds. I was logged in successfully in electrum and my balance is showing. But when I try to send that fund, its showing " no fund ".
I'm guessing it is showing "not enough funds"... This is likely caused by the "recommended" fee being larger than the available funds to send... Bitcoin transaction fees are just ridiculous at the moment due to the network being overloaded. Recommended fees are ~700 sats/byte!!?!
Sending BTC at the moment is very expensive... All I can really recommend of wait until the fees come down, or use altcoins
For what my understandin is, you cannot export/import your keys because exodus is a non segwit wallet while electrum is, so only way to transfer is with a normal transaction from exo to electrum.
Your understanding is incorrect. Electrum will import keys and seeds from exodus, you just need to use the correct option(s) depending on what you are importing (as outlined above)
