can i import bitcoincore desc-priv-key to electrum？

[hahaha521]

if so，how to do？

the bitcoincore privkey like phk（hhdjxjxnsnsnxnsndndndndndnd…../0h/hh/h/0/*）#27473858

Iimport the first part，but dont show btc，0 btc。

import whole？ how to import？

many thanks！

[Charles-Tim]

What character does the private key starts with? Is it 5, K or L? You can import those on Electrum. Or is it master/extended private key that starts with xprv, yprv or zprv? They can also be imported on Electrum.

[mcdouglasx]

- import bitcoin Addresses or Private keys(wif)

addr tipe: wif

example:

p2pkh:KxZcY47uGp9a...          

-> 1DckmggQM...

p2wpkh-p2sh:KxZcY47uGp9a...    

-> 3NhNeZQXF...

p2wpkh:KxZcY47uGp9a...         -

> bc1q3fjfk...

you can import a list in that format.

[nc50lc]

the bitcoincore privkey like phk（hhdjxjxnsnsnxnsndndndndndnd…../0h/hh/h/0/*）#27473858

You can import it to Electrum, but not the "master private key" from Bitcoin Core's parent descriptor.

Electrum is using m/0/* and m/1/* when deriving keys/addresses from a given master key.
So you should get the extended private key from this underlined path level (your example): pkh(hhdjxjxnsnsnxnsndndndndndnd…../0h/0h/0h/0/*
For that you'll going to need to derive it manually using other tools like IanColeman's BIP39 tool.

If you want to test, use this for example;
Bitcoin Core P2PKH descriptor:

Code:

pkh(xprv9s21ZrQH143K3a7fc3i386YsviFDSXMj9s27AAcvBA8b1JUvAPcaEvSdBw7bXyqY2bQEr8fpcDL2Mhamv7J6UEAeH8od67v5miN6ztEctq7/44h/0h/0h/0/*)

First P2PKH Address: 1LUnEq76kJPARpvVPE31WKMGwMY7vWF8Lf

Steps:

• Open BIP39 tool, paste the xprv key to "BIP32 Root Key" text field.
• Scoll-down and select "BIP44" tab, select the correct derivation path with "Account", which is the underlined part above.
• Now, copy the xprv key in "Account Extended Private Key"
• Import that to Electrum via "Standard->Use a Master Key" and the wallet should contain the same addresses including the change address of your PKH descriptor.

Supporting Screenshots:
Important Note: For actual usage, use the tool offline, scroll below the page and read "Offline Usage".
For your wpkh() and sh(wpkh()) descriptors, you'll need to select the correct tab in BIP39 tool, BIP84 (wpkh) and BIP49 (sh-wpkh),
For tr(), Electrum's current version doesn't support it.