Unable to send BTC

[BitMaxz]

Is it normal that when I want to copy paste those private keys that start with 5 there are more than 50 to copy and paste even though I only have 1 wallet adress on Armory?
And should I just copy paste one by one into Electrum and then click Next?

If you copy-paste them one by one it would take too long to find which wallet has a balance so copying and pasting them all is fine when importing to Electrum except for segwit wallets you would need to add a script type at the first of the private key to be able to go next.

The sample is already on Electrum look


If importing only private keys without the first script type doesn't work even its legacy wallet then you will need to import them with script type.


I tried today and it's working without script type so copying and pasting them all to Electrum won't be a problem.

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[hosseinimr93]

And should I just copy paste one by one into Electrum and then click Next?

If you know which address has balance, you only need the private key of that address. No need to enter all 50 private keys.
You already said that, you had 1 BTC and spent 0.02 BTC. The remaining balance (0.98 - fee) should be in the change address.

Enter the ID of that transaction on a block explorer like blockchair.com to see what was the change address.
Then find that address on Armory and import its private key into electrum.

[nc50lc]

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Is it normal that when I want to copy paste those private keys that start with 5 there are more than 50 to copy and paste even though I only have 1 wallet adress on Armory?
And should I just copy paste one by one into Electrum and then click Next?

Electrum can take more than one prvKey during import, just paste them one line after the other (prvKey1->Enter->prvKey2).
Since you've just started using Armory, I'd say that the address should be within the first 10 in the list.

Also, since the prvKeys start with '5', the addresses should be all P2PKH (legacy) and you wont need to specify the addresses' script type.
Your Armory is also having issues with reusing the 1st transaction's input and it may be unaware of your first transaction, thus the change address with balance might be in the "unused" list.

[saraariel]

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Is it normal that when I want to copy paste those private keys that start with 5 there are more than 50 to copy and paste even though I only have 1 wallet adress on Armory?
And should I just copy paste one by one into Electrum and then click Next?

Electrum can take more than one prvKey during import, just paste them one line after the other (prvKey1->Enter->prvKey2).
Since you've just started using Armory, I'd say that the address should be within the first 10 in the list.

Also, since the prvKeys start with '5', the addresses should be all P2PKH (legacy) and you wont need to specify the addresses' script type.
Your Armory is also having issues with reusing the 1st transaction's input and it may be unaware of your first transaction, thus the change address with balance might be in the "unused" list.

When I check the unused list it says 0 balance, used also 0 balance I guess because the balance is still 1BTC.

When I check Change received, balance is also 0,0.

Ok, I will try to copy/paste all of them and import them.. see if it works.

[nc50lc]

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When I check the unused list it says 0 balance, used also 0 balance I guess because the balance is still 1BTC.

When I check Change received, balance is also 0,0.

That's expected since Armory isn't really synced due to many factors.
One is having your bitcoin core's blockchain pruned.

Ok, I will try to copy/paste all of them and import them.. see if it works.

That'll work, but I think the first ten should be enough, if not then proceed to import the rest using "Wallet->Private key->Import" using that created imported wallet to add more keys to the same imported wallet.
Just do not use sweep using that imported wallet or it'll create a transaction (not a major issue since you've got the keys, but the txn will be a waste of satoshi)

[saraariel]

Thank you all so much for help. That was easy at the end plus I learned some computor language! It was worth it.