<p>go to Tools-&gt; Export Private Keys</p>
<p>After you find the .key file, open it in a text editor. The key file should start with the line: “KEEP YOUR PRIVATE KEYS SAFE !”</p>
<p>The keys start at the last # line</p>

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Thank you. I did not realize that MultiBit created another PK.
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<p>I have an old MultiBit Classic wallet, where I have received some BTC to two addresses (same wallet). When I import the private key from MultiBit (seems it's the compressed variant) to Electrum desktop, Electrum imports it correctly, but shows only transactions and balance from the first address. Transactions received by the second address (which happened years later) are not shown and I can't import the second address into Electrum, because the wallet is non-deterministic.</p>
<p>I would like to simply send all the money from MultiBit to a new Electrum wallet, but the old MultiBit has trouble synchronising with network.</p>
<p>Please help - how to move all the BTC associated with my private key to a new Electrum wallet?</p>

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MultiBit with multiple addresses to Electrum
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# MultiBit with multiple addresses to Electrum

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-02-17)

I have an old MultiBit Classic wallet, where I have received some BTC to two addresses (same wallet). When I import the private key from MultiBit (seems it's the compressed variant) to Electrum desktop, Electrum imports it correctly, but shows only transactions and balance from the first address. Transactions received by the second address (which happened years later) are not shown and I can't import the second address into Electrum, because the wallet is non-deterministic.

I would like to simply send all the money from MultiBit to a new Electrum wallet, but the old MultiBit has trouble synchronising with network.

Please help - how to move all the BTC associated with my private key to a new Electrum wallet?

**Tags:** electrum, multibit, wallet-import


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2021-02-18. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

go to Tools-> Export Private Keys

After you find the .key file, open it in a text editor. The key file should start with the line: “KEEP YOUR PRIVATE KEYS SAFE !”

The keys start at the last # line

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you. I did not realize that MultiBit created another PK.  

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