Why convert WALLET to TXT?
People want the keys or the BIP39 seed out of the encrypted .wallet as readable .txt so they can print, back up, or import them into another wallet.
How to convert WALLET to TXT
MultiDoge Export Private Keys EASIEST
Choose Tools | Export Private Keys; the output is an ASCII text file (one Base58 key plus optional UTC date per line). Rename it to .txt if you need that extension.
decrypt_bitcoinj_seed OPEN-SOURCE
Run python decrypt_bitcoinj_seed.pyw yourwallet.wallet to decrypt and print the BIP39 seed mnemonic, then paste it into a .txt file.
BTCRecover wallet dump OPEN-SOURCE
BTCRecover can decrypt and dump a bitcoinj/MultiDoge wallet's keys to the console, which you redirect into a text file.
About these formats
A .wallet file is a Dogecoin wallet created by MultiDoge, the desktop client ported from the MultiBit Bitcoin wallet. It stores your private keys, addresses, and transaction history as a…
Open .WALLET details →
.TXT
Plain Text File
A TXT file is plain, unformatted text - the simplest document format on any computer. Double-click it: Windows opens it in Notepad, macOS in TextEdit, Linux in gedit. Nothing to install. If…
Open .TXT details →Quality & what to watch
- The exported keys or seed are unencrypted secrets - writing them to
.txton disk is risky if the machine has malware. - Only keys or the seed are exported; balances and transaction labels are not.
- If you set a password on the MultiDoge export the file is AES-256 encrypted (OpenSSL-compatible), so it isn't plain readable text until decrypted.
Frequently asked questions
Is the MultiDoge export already text?
.txt.How do I get the 12-word seed?
decrypt_bitcoinj_seed against the wallet file; it prints the BIP39 mnemonic.Does it need a password?
.txt.
