<p>First, you can edit your question instead of answering to it to add details.</p>

<p>Second, what you provided is not a seed as in BIP32 seed from which you get a master key and then can derive other keys from it. </p>

<p>This is a private key, as in the private key of a private-public key pair.</p>

<p>An answer to your question is the Bitcoin core implementation wallet allows you to import a single priv key with command <code>importprivkey</code>:</p>

<pre><code>bitcoin-cli importprivkey 5JtfaH........
</code></pre>

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<p>You can download the Electrum wallet, which is very user friendly. (Link: <a href="https://electrum.org/#download" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://electrum.org/#download</a>)</p>

<p>Once you've set up the wallet you can do <strong>Wallet</strong> > <strong>Private Keys</strong> > <strong>Sweep</strong> to send your coins to your new wallet, and then spend them.</p>

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<p>Hello everyone I need to know in which wallet I can import my seed like the one in the next photo which is an example, it is not the real one, I do not remember which page years ago gave me this as a seed and I found it after believing it lost and I want to recover My funds in which wallet I can do, greetings</p>

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import bitcoin seed
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# import bitcoin seed

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-02-27)

Hello everyone I need to know in which wallet I can import my seed like the one in the next photo which is an example, it is not the real one, I do not remember which page years ago gave me this as a seed and I found it after believing it lost and I want to recover My funds in which wallet I can do, greetings

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-02-27. Score: 2

First, you can edit your question instead of answering to it to add details.

Second, what you provided is not a seed as in BIP32 seed from which you get a master key and then can derive other keys from it.

This is a private key, as in the private key of a private-public key pair.

An answer to your question is the Bitcoin core implementation wallet allows you to import a single priv key with command `importprivkey`:

```
bitcoin-cli importprivkey 5JtfaH........

```


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### Answer by username_2 on 2020-02-29. Score: 0

You can download the Electrum wallet, which is very user friendly. (Link: <https://electrum.org/#download>)

Once you've set up the wallet you can do **Wallet** > **Private Keys** > **Sweep** to send your coins to your new wallet, and then spend them.


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