<p>Yes, export the private key(s) of the addresses that have funds on blockchain.info using the settings/advanced section and then import them into the bitcoin-qt software. You will then have full access to the address(es) in both wallets.</p>

<p>in the bitcoin-qt debug console..</p>

<pre><code>importprivkey "keyhere"
</code></pre>

<p>Edit:  Don't forget change from transactions may not go back into the original address - so once you've made a transaction it may be that you have to repeat the export &amp; import private key process to have the funds available on both wallets.</p>

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2014-11-18T21:02:51.953Z
I don't think it would corrupt anything, I've successfully shared keys many times. Though I always wait for everything to sync. There is a chance of a double spend but assuming you don't try to double spend and wait for sync you'll be fine.
George
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What would happen is the transaction would be broadcast as normal, but quickly rejected by the network. It wouldn't corrupt his wallet.dat and he wouldn't lose any of his keys. Sure, the software may not notice until sully sync'd but I honestly don't see how it would corrupt anything.
George
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2014-11-19T18:10:40.757Z
semantics? I quote "then your ref client wallet will become corrupted". That comment is the only reason I replied. Anyway, agreed, enough of this thread.
George
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George
<p>I have some funds on My Wallet account (Blockchain.info) and I'd like to have a possibility to use them with my bitcoin-qt client. Is there a possibility to do that? Please give short description. I get many "Yes" answears on some forum but still can not do that.</p>

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Is there a way to use My Wallet account with bitcoin-qt client?
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# Is there a way to use My Wallet account with bitcoin-qt client?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-11-18)

I have some funds on My Wallet account (Blockchain.info) and I'd like to have a possibility to use them with my bitcoin-qt client. Is there a possibility to do that? Please give short description. I get many "Yes" answears on some forum but still can not do that.

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-11-18. Score: 2

Yes, export the private key(s) of the addresses that have funds on blockchain.info using the settings/advanced section and then import them into the bitcoin-qt software. You will then have full access to the address(es) in both wallets.

in the bitcoin-qt debug console..

```
importprivkey "keyhere"

```

Edit: Don't forget change from transactions may not go back into the original address - so once you've made a transaction it may be that you have to repeat the export & import private key process to have the funds available on both wallets.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I don't think it would corrupt anything, I've successfully shared keys many times. Though I always wait for everything to sync. There is a chance of a double spend but assuming you don't try to double spend and wait for sync you'll be fine.  
> **username_1**: What would happen is the transaction would be broadcast as normal, but quickly rejected by the network. It wouldn't corrupt his wallet.dat and he wouldn't lose any of his keys. Sure, the software may not notice until sully sync'd but I honestly don't see how it would corrupt anything.  
> **username_1**: semantics? I quote "then your ref client wallet will become corrupted". That comment is the only reason I replied. Anyway, agreed, enough of this thread.  

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