<p>If you are using Bitcoin Core:</p>
<p>1 - Go to window &gt; console</p>
<p>2 - Type <code>listunspent</code></p>
<p>3 - You will get a list of addresses with the spendable amount</p>
<p>4 - Copy one of those addresses</p>
<p>5 - Type <code>dumpprivkey pasteYourAddressHere</code></p>

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2021-05-04T17:23:11.603Z
you may have misunderstood me i want to decrypted wallet.dat file not using the console
Al Mos
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2021-05-05T20:32:56.457Z
First you need to know which software this wallet.dat comes from, many softwares use different types of wallet.dat.
Luca Blight
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Luca Blight
<p>How to decrypted my wallet.dat (Yes, I know the password) so i can see my private key? if anyone can help there is 1 LTC for them</p>

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If this was Bitcoin core you would enter the password and use dumpwallet from the console or cli
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why is my comment deleted/ disabled?
Al Mos
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You're posting comments as answers. They're being converted to actual comments (which you don't have permission to create yourself, presumably).
Pieter Wuille
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@RedGrittyBrick: you may have misunderstood me i want to decrypted wallet.dat file not using the console
Al Mos
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Hello Al Mos, it seemed that you were replying to Luca Blight, but you created an answer post instead of commenting on Luca's answer. If you were trying to respond to RedGrittyBrick's comment on your question, you should have added a comment there. --Answers on Stackexchange compete with each other they don't have a fixed order, so using them to respond to previous posts will not work.
Murch
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Al Mos
# how to see my private key bye decrypted wallet.dat

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-05-04)

How to decrypted my wallet.dat (Yes, I know the password) so i can see my private key? if anyone can help there is 1 LTC for them

**Tags:** private-key, altcoin, wallet-recovery, wallet.dat

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: If this was Bitcoin core you would enter the password and use dumpwallet from the console or cli  
> **username_0**: why is my comment deleted/ disabled?  
> **username_2**: You're posting comments as answers. They're being converted to actual comments (which you don't have permission to create yourself, presumably).  
> **username_0**: @username_1: you may have misunderstood me i want to decrypted wallet.dat file not using the console  
> **username_3**: Hello username_0, it seemed that you were replying to username_4 username_4, but you created an answer post instead of commenting on username_4's answer. If you were trying to respond to username_1's comment on your question, you should have added a comment there. --Answers on Stackexchange compete with each other they don't have a fixed order, so using them to respond to previous posts will not work.  
> **username_3**: Please check out our [tour] to understand how this site works.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2021-05-04. Score: 1

If you are using Bitcoin Core:

1 - Go to window > console

2 - Type `listunspent`

3 - You will get a list of addresses with the spendable amount

4 - Copy one of those addresses

5 - Type `dumpprivkey pasteYourAddressHere`

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: you may have misunderstood me i want to decrypted wallet.dat file not using the console  
> **username_4**: First you need to know which software this wallet.dat comes from, many softwares use different types of wallet.dat.  

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