Fastest way to import private keys and send funds?

[btcsql]

Is there a way to import a private key and sign a transaction with it sweeping funds to a new address, on the fly, with Bitcoind? Or, to achieve something like the speed of a Blockchain.info private key sweep, would you need to have the blockchain in a database and manually craft the transaction? Any input is appreciated.

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[mtgoxdomain]

With Mycelium, you can pay from a cold storage address.

[paythrough_team]

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[DannyHamilton]

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[Justin00]

hmm if im understanding correctly...

importing into blockchain.info wallet would be quick..
if you imported into bitcoin-qt you would need to -rescan which takes like 15-20 mins on my pc.. perhps quicker on yours (bu hopefully not much, or i need a new laptop)

Is there a way to import a private key and sign a transaction with it sweeping funds to a new address, on the fly, with Bitcoind? Or, to achieve something like the speed of a Blockchain.info private key sweep, would you need to have the blockchain in a database and manually craft the transaction? Any input is appreciated.

[btcsql]

hmm if im understanding correctly...

importing into blockchain.info wallet would be quick..
if you imported into bitcoin-qt you would need to -rescan which takes like 15-20 mins on my pc.. perhps quicker on yours (bu hopefully not much, or i need a new laptop)

Is there a way to import a private key and sign a transaction with it sweeping funds to a new address, on the fly, with Bitcoind? Or, to achieve something like the speed of a Blockchain.info private key sweep, would you need to have the blockchain in a database and manually craft the transaction? Any input is appreciated.

Exactly. I'd like to mimic the import private key process of Blockchain.info, but on my own server. Any ideas?

[btcsql]

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[alfabitcoin]

Like other member suggested, with mycelium android wallet you spend coins by scan or input of private key and after tx broadcast wallet delete every trace of that private key.

[btcsql]

Like other member suggested, with mycelium android wallet you spend coins by scan or input of private key and after tx broadcast wallet delete every trace of that private key.

I am looking to do this server-side, not from any app though.

[cp1]

Electrum can import a private key.  If you want to keep everything in bitcoind you'll have to rescan.  I'm not sure what armory's reindexing speed is vs bitcoind.