Bitcoin Wallet Recovery - BIP38, wallet.dat, Electrum - Success Fee Only

[Satochi-savers]

Hello everyone,

I'm offering professional Bitcoin wallet password recovery services.

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𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗜 𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥:
- BIP38 encrypted paper wallets
- Bitcoin Core wallet.dat files
- Electrum wallets
- Other password-protected wallets

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𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗜𝗧 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞𝗦:
- You send me a COPY of your encrypted file (I never access your funds directly)
- You tell me what you remember about your password
- I run my custom recovery tools
- If found, I give you the password - YOU unlock it yourself
- Payment only AFTER you confirm access

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𝗪𝗛𝗬 𝗠𝗘:
- Custom GPU-accelerated tools (not just BTCRecover)
- "Password DNA" methodology - I analyze typing patterns, keyboard layouts, common mistakes
- Success fee only - no recovery = no payment
- 15% fee (negotiable for large amounts)

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𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗔𝗖𝗧:
DM me here for a free initial assessment.

Happy to do a free initial assessment to see if your case is recoverable.



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UPDATE - January 4, 2026
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Based on community feedback, I'm clarifying my trust model:
WHAT I NEED:

BIP38: The 6P... encrypted key (that's the format itself)
wallet.dat / Electrum / Others: Hash extraction available - you can send ONLY the hash

WHAT I RETURN:

The PASSWORD only. You decrypt on YOUR machine.

TWO SERVICE MODES:
🔒 Zero-Trust (technical users):
→ Extract hash yourself → Send hash → Receive password → Decrypt locally
🔓 Standard (non-technical users):
→ Send encrypted file → Receive password only → Decrypt locally
In both cases: I never access your private keys or funds.
SaaS platform in development for fully automated trustless recovery.
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[RedFlix]

What is your custom recovery tool and how it works? I have never heard about such a service before. If what you say is true, the whole technology is in danger because it becomes easy for a thief to work with encrypted files and get access to the funds easy.
And who can confirm that you won't run away with the funds if you succeed to open wallets big amounts? I don't believe you are honest person.

[The Cryptovator]

I'm offering professional Bitcoin wallet password recovery services.

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𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗔𝗖𝗧:
DM me here for a free initial assessment.

Happy to do a free initial assessment to see if your case is recoverable.

Newbie account advertising Bitcoin wallet recovery service without previous history – quite interesting. Do you have any previous history, and do you have your own recovery website? However, though the website isn't the main fact, the fact is about recovery history. At least I am not going to hire you even if I lose my wallet password or whatever. I don't feel it's a secure way to get recovery service from you without previous history.

If an established and trusted member is advertising a Bitcoin wallet recovery service, then most probably we may trust it. The charge isn't high to me when your service really works. You wrote you will take your payment after recovery, and the owner will unlock his wallet himself. How are you even trusting a user that will send your payment after recovering the wallet? It's easy to take your payment and send back the rest of the funds to the owner. This is one of the points I have doubts about, and I discourage everyone from using your recovery service.

[Satochi-savers]

Some fair points raised here, let me address them.

About the technology being "dangerous": Password recovery services have existed for years (Dave Bitcoin, Wallet Recovery Services, etc.). This isn't new. The security of Bitcoin encryption isn't compromised - we're talking about finding passwords that the owner partially remembers, not breaking encryption itself. A truly random strong password is still impossible to crack.

About trust and running away with funds: I NEVER have direct access to anyone's funds. Here's how it works:
1. Client sends me a COPY of their encrypted file (not original)
2. I find the password
3. I give the password to THEM
4. THEY unlock it on their own machine

I never touch private keys or wallets directly. The client stays in control the entire time.

About being a Newbie here: Yes, I'm new on [Suspicious link removed]
- Reddit: u/AdExternal209 - just had a viral post on r/Bitcoin (1.7K+ upvotes) about recovering my own wallet after 7 years

About trusting clients to pay: You're right, I take that risk. I'd rather trust people and occasionally get burned than ask for payment upfront - which would actually look like a scam. Success fee only means I'm incentivized to actually solve your problem.

Everyone starts somewhere. Happy to build reputation here over time.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Of course, what could possibly go wrong, handing over your wallet.dat to a newbie, who then brute forces your passphrase and unlocks the wallet to then steal the funds.

Come on man, people are not this stupid.

Do yourselves a favour people and if you have trouble remembering a passphrase to access a wallet contact Dave @ http://walletrecoveryservices.com/

He has a multi year reputation for doing what OP says and not stealing funds.

[Satochi-savers]

Dave started from zero too - every trusted member here was a newbie at some point. He built his reputation through years of honest work, and that's exactly what I'm doing now.

The difference? I'm building tools and methods that don't exist anywhere else. Who knows, maybe one day Dave will call me to collaborate 😄

I already have clients who trusted me with their wallets - I won't share amounts, but the work is ongoing. I'll still be here in a week, a month, a year. This isn't a hit-and-run, it's a long-term project.

What drives me first is the challenge - every wallet is a puzzle. The money comes second (though yeah, gotta eat). If I wanted to scam people, there would be much easier ways than spending months developing custom recovery tools.

Time will tell. I'm here to build, not to convince skeptics with words but with results.

[JeromeTash]

𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗜𝗧 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞𝗦:
- You send me a COPY of your encrypted file (I never access your funds directly)
- You tell me what you remember about your password
- I run my custom recovery tools
- If found, I give you the password - YOU unlock it yourself

What stops you from unlocking the wallet yourself and taking out all the funds yourself, instead of just waiting for a 15% payment?
Come on, man, we are not so gullible here.

There are far easier ways to scam? Well, this is one of them. Just trying to look out for folks who are desperate to recover their funds with whatever means is available

[RedFlix]

I already have clients who trusted me with their wallets - I won't share amounts, but the work is ongoing. I'll still be here in a week, a month, a year. This isn't a hit-and-run, it's a long-term project.

What drives me first is the challenge - every wallet is a puzzle. The money comes second (though yeah, gotta eat). If I wanted to scam people, there would be much easier ways than spending months developing custom recovery tools.

And you didn't bother yourself building a website to introduce your service with proofs of your past works? Where did you find those clients and how it comes that you convinced them to trust you with zero experience? Your forum accounts are nothing garanted if you steal what is inside those wallets. Go find a job.

[LoyceV]

Here's how it works:
1. Client sends me a COPY of their encrypted file (not original)

So you're saying the client doesn't send you his original device with the file, but just a copy? Only a scammer would use such misleading language to fool inexperienced computer users.
Flag Supported.

- Reddit: u/AdExternal209 - just had a viral post on r/Bitcoin (1.7K+ upvotes) about recovering my own wallet after 7 years

You're trying to claim credibility on something that doesn't mean you can be trusted.

I'd rather trust people and occasionally get burned

You make it sound as if you're the one risking your funds, while you're asking for someone's funded private keys!

Dave started from zero too - every trusted member here was a newbie at some point. He built his reputation through years of honest work, and that's exactly what I'm doing now.

Seriously? You're using someone else to claim credibility now?

𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗜 𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗥:
- BIP38 encrypted paper wallets
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𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗜𝗧 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞𝗦:
- You send me a COPY of your encrypted file (I never access your funds directly)
- You tell me what you remember about your password

Time will tell. I'm here to build, not to convince skeptics with words but with results.

Great! Here's a chance to show me what you can do:

Allow me to post my funded example:

Code:

BIP38: "first rental car license plate I still remember" <space> "my first PIN code" <space> "the first name of the first girl I made out with"
1. 6PRL3QGHHoD7yVvsc35aaNGgyX17FzRB8qTj9FAvgSYhcdActgwsf9np72
2. 6PRRsmpx2iooJHYvfAFMpmgiDfQccCD9ZLHKohvynHQ1dL6yAp1ozCNgdA
3. 6PRVEFUjbzjLm2EjsDJgEgJYgwYsVPUUcbvao6oj34GALekqFhcDhqWurv
4. 6PRSQwYndhgSzUTaQr4enWRGHwXjpM64rbVWqmvkLg3RjDWLDKhAvudTkL
5. 6PRJETargBHXTcMpxKH2fgScRRPVMGYaNSnehjjFXqVQdSAtgUcEKCthHV
6. 6PRKGcSrm3r5Qo3wCBCCisTg7DVjnMXZpL1vmxjEWQDavZYjvi3tx5Fimg
7. 6PRLEcRHg825dYy67s5Ne7t7sEA4ya1f2bYfzvhkT6e8bG22Xt3g4obHdG
8. 6PRVfJ3GCSAtGbMJ4wtAwaYYcedseWSP5d5tfSKdd93x782WoHxcDf8mSd
9. 6PRNpsRASvmpcsVby29uzSkM4Lo7RMco5yj12sbaLzCdwrk23svGHgHzv2
10. 6PRUaK81Ljqo5uxoi7c6iYnmRVZ25cK5WSbSsFBYzuEugtimH2qUtahLCi
11. 6PRKNfxYJNoL1rqMnj73Z9A6DvKyXZjxsJo7vhoi2tKXAtxtT8RgPXsByx
12. 6PRR3EjeMxHFfhpKARWzFaQzaSeeQr7YazxkGKySoQ4sWT5p45ANWu5GP3

[The Cryptovator]

Dave started from zero too - every trusted member here was a newbie at some point. He built his reputation through years of honest work, and that's exactly what I'm doing now.

You can build too, but should on the forum. We care about forum users, they shouldn't fall into scam though we can't prevent scam all over the internet. That's the reason I haven't left negative feedback to your profile. If you become turned into trusted then I would reconsider my feedback as well.

The difference? I'm building tools and methods that don't exist anywhere else. Who knows, maybe one day Dave will call me to collaborate 😄

How we can believe you have built something solid to recover the wallet? If it doesn't exist anywhere else, then how other Devs recovering the wallet? You aren't the only brilliant, there is Satoshi exist.

I already have clients who trusted me with their wallets - I won't share amounts, but the work is ongoing. I'll still be here in a week, a month, a year. This isn't a hit-and-run, it's a long-term project.

In the first comment I have asked about your previous clients and work history. But we can't trust any random and newbies review here. If you are a trusted person, some days you have to prove it through your works. I am wondering how are you familiar with this forum and how do you know it should be adverse on the forum?

[Satochi-savers]

Challenge accepted, LoyceV. 🎯

I've analyzed your puzzle and I appreciate the elegance of it.
My system (Box of Pandora) achieves 200+ passwords/second on BIP38
- that's 20-40x faster than standard tools.

However, I need to be transparent about the mathematics:

[PLAQUE] × [PIN] × [FIRSTNAME] with unknown:
- Country/format of the plate
- PIN length (4? 6?)
- Language of the first name
= 10¹³+ combinations minimum

Even at 200 p/s = 1,500+ years.

This isn't a test of recovery tools - it's a test of human memory.
And that's EXACTLY what serious recovery services need.

So here's my counter-proposal:

👉 Give me ONE piece of information:
   - Country of the license plate? OR
   - Exact PIN length? OR 
   - Language/nationality of the girl's name?

If you provide this, I'll crack it and prove my methodology.
If you refuse, you prove the challenge was designed to be
unsolvable - which actually supports MY point that real recovery
requires client collaboration, not just brute force.

Either way, I win. 😉

Time will tell. Results over words.

- Satoshi-Savers

[LoyceV]

Even at 200 p/s = 1,500+ years.

Of course, I'm not stupid

So here's my counter-proposal:
👉 Give me ONE piece of information:
   - Exact PIN length? OR

I can give you this, as it was in my original post already: 4 digits.

If you provide this, I'll crack it and prove my methodology.

Lol. No you won't. But good luck trying

[ABCbits]

𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗜𝗧 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞𝗦:
- You send me a COPY of your encrypted file (I never access your funds directly)

This is insane, the copy of encrypted wallet file also contain encrypted private key.

My system (Box of Pandora) achieves 200+ passwords/second on BIP38
- that's 20-40x faster than standard tools.

Is it supposed to be impressive number? For reference, BTCRecover have speed about 20 password/second using 7 years old hardware.

For the sake of comparison, the CPU vs GPU performance for an i7-8750 vs an NVidia 1660ti, for a variety of wallets is generally:

Recovery Type    CPU Performance (kp/s)    GPU Performance (kp/s)
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BIP38 Encrypted Key    0.02    0.02

[Satochi-savers]

> "Is it supposed to be impressive number?"

Yes. Let me clarify:

BTCRecover: 20 p/s (as you quoted)
My system:  280 p/s (RTX 4070 Super)

That's 14x faster. On BIP38 EC-Multiply (6Pf keys),
the difference is even more significant.

> "encrypted wallet contains encrypted private key"

Correct - that's how BIP38 works. The file is AES-256
encrypted. Without the password, it's useless. That's
why success-fee model works: I only get paid if I
actually recover access.

Happy to prove methodology on any test case.

[Satochi-savers]

Even at 200 p/s = 1,500+ years.

Of course, I'm not stupid

So here's my counter-proposal:
👉 Give me ONE piece of information:
   - Exact PIN length? OR

I can give you this, as it was in my original post already: 4 digits.

If you provide this, I'll crack it and prove my methodology.

Lol. No you won't. But good luck trying

@LoyceV

Fair enough. Your challenge is designed to be unsolvable
without real info - which is exactly why I work WITH clients,
not against impossible puzzles.

When you have a real case with partial memory, you know where to find me.

Time will tell. Results over words.

[LoyceV]

Time will tell. Results over words.

So why are you asking for full wallets when (in many cases) a password hash is enough?

[Satochi-savers]

Time will tell. Results over words.

So why are you asking for full wallets when (in many cases) a password hash is enough?

@LoyceV
Good question. You're right - for wallet.dat and Electrum, a hash is sufficient for cracking. I use bitcoin2john/electrum2john like everyone else.
But here's why I ask for the full file:

BIP38 - No hash extraction possible. The 6P... key IS the encrypted data. That's the format.
Verification - Hash cracking gives me a password candidate. Full wallet lets me verify it actually works and extract the keys.
Trust model - The encrypted file without password is useless to me. I can't steal funds I can't decrypt.

Your challenge is a perfect example: you gave me 12 BIP38 keys. Without the password, they're just strings.

[LoyceV]

Verification - Hash cracking gives me a password candidate. Full wallet lets me verify it actually works and extract the keys.

The hash should be sufficient to verify a working password.

Trust model - The encrypted file without password is useless to me. I can't steal funds I can't decrypt.

That doesn't make sense, unless your goal is to steal funds.

[Satochi-savers]

Verification - Hash cracking gives me a password candidate. Full wallet lets me verify it actually works and extract the keys.

The hash should be sufficient to verify a working password.

Trust model - The encrypted file without password is useless to me. I can't steal funds I can't decrypt.

That doesn't make sense, unless your goal is to steal funds.

@LoyceV
You're right. And you've actually helped me articulate something I was already building.
My current workflow asked for encrypted files because it was simpler to explain. But I'm developing a SaaS platform with a trustless architecture:

Client extracts hash themselves (or uploads encrypted data to client-side tool)
Only the hash/encrypted key reaches my backend
Cloud GPU infrastructure does the cracking
I return ONLY the password
Client decrypts on their own machine

I never touch private keys. I never access funds. I'm a password recovery service, not a wallet access service.
My business model is reputation-based. One scam = dead forever. Thousands of successful recoveries = sustainable income. The math is obvious.
Updating my OP to reflect this. Thanks for pushing the clarity.
Time will tell. Results over words.

Satoshi-Savers