<p>You should reconsider your wallet switch. Mind that Coinbase can fully control your funds and it could lead to a similar fiasco we have seen in the past (Mt.Gox, etc.). Check out the <a href="https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet" rel="nofollow">web wallet section of bitcoin.org</a>.</p>

<p>Export and import (if even possible) would expose your private keys or mnemonic seed and should therefore be avoided.</p>

<p>A better option would be to send your coins from Multibit HD to Coinbase. It would be one transaction and the required fee would be not very hight (~0.0003 BTC).</p>

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2015-08-26T14:06:17.467Z
2015-08-26T14:06:17.467Z
Jonas Schnelli
<p>You can export your wallet to Blockchain.info, and then send the bitcoin to Coinbase for 0 fees. This, by definition, is cheapest. Please notice however that if you have many small transactions ("dust"), your request might take a long time to confirm, if at all.</p>

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2015-07-27T12:43:49.480Z
2015-07-27T12:43:49.480Z
Waler
<p>After the launch of MultiBit HD, I decided to move from <strong>MultiBit</strong> to <strong>Coinbase</strong>. What is the cheapest way to transfer all my money from one wallet to another? Can I somehow export/import my key/wallet (if yes, how) or the only way would be to send money and pay transaction fees (if yes, should I transfer them all at once or in smaller chunks)?</p>

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2015-07-26T17:11:30.643Z
Aren't the transaction fees involved about ten cents?
Nick ODell
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2015-07-26T17:36:57.400Z
Didn't yet check since I still hope to find the way to simply export/import my key/wallet from MultiBit to Coinbase :)
aygul
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2016-01-23T20:24:44.877Z
@NickODell this makes you wonder if OP has really considered the value of their time....it's really worth saving 10 cents to spend an hour migrating your coins to a web wallet so you no longer are spending .0001 BTC per transaction??? well you're still spending the .0001 BTC either way...now its just  through a web wallet /rant
Frankenmint
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Cheapest way to move money from MultiBit to Coinbase
aygul
# Cheapest way to move money from MultiBit to Coinbase

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-07-26)

After the launch of MultiBit HD, I decided to move from **MultiBit** to **Coinbase**. What is the cheapest way to transfer all my money from one wallet to another? Can I somehow export/import my key/wallet (if yes, how) or the only way would be to send money and pay transaction fees (if yes, should I transfer them all at once or in smaller chunks)?

**Tags:** wallet, transaction-fees, multibit, coinbase.com

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Aren't the transaction fees involved about ten cents?  
> **username_0**: Didn't yet check since I still hope to find the way to simply export/import my key/wallet from MultiBit to Coinbase :)  
> **username_2**: @username_1 this makes you wonder if OP has really considered the value of their time....it's really worth saving 10 cents to spend an hour migrating your coins to a web wallet so you no longer are spending .0001 BTC per transaction??? well you're still spending the .0001 BTC either way...now its just  through a web wallet /rant  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2015-08-26. Score: 2

You should reconsider your wallet switch. Mind that Coinbase can fully control your funds and it could lead to a similar fiasco we have seen in the past (Mt.Gox, etc.). Check out the [web wallet section of bitcoin.org](https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet).

Export and import (if even possible) would expose your private keys or mnemonic seed and should therefore be avoided.

A better option would be to send your coins from Multibit HD to Coinbase. It would be one transaction and the required fee would be not very hight (~0.0003 BTC).


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### Answer by username_4 on 2015-07-27. Score: 0

You can export your wallet to Blockchain.info, and then send the bitcoin to Coinbase for 0 fees. This, by definition, is cheapest. Please notice however that if you have many small transactions ("dust"), your request might take a long time to confirm, if at all.


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