Supported Crypto Wallets We Recover
Supported crypto wallets at Crypto Recovers LLC include desktop, browser, mobile and hardware wallets, from 2009-era Bitcoin Core files to modern MetaMask vaults. Pick your wallet below to see the common problems, what we need from you and how recovery works for that wallet. If yours is missing, ask anyway.
12 Supported Crypto Wallets
These are the wallets we see most. Each page explains the wallet in plain language.
Bitcoin Core
Encrypted wallet.dat files with forgotten passwords, and damaged files from old installs.
Bitcoin Core recovery →Electrum
Forgotten wallet passwords, old Electrum seeds and missing seed words.
Electrum recovery →MetaMask
Lost password with no Secret Recovery Phrase, using the vault data in your browser.
MetaMask recovery →Blockchain.com
Legacy Blockchain.info wallets, forgotten passwords, second passwords and backups.
Blockchain.com recovery →MultiBit
MultiBit Classic and HD files from discontinued software, with or without passwords.
MultiBit recovery →Ethereum presale
2014 presale JSON files where the password is lost.
Presale recovery →Ledger
Forgotten PINs, lost passphrases and partial recovery phrases.
Ledger recovery →Trezor
PIN lockouts, forgotten passphrases and incomplete recovery seeds.
Trezor recovery →Exodus
Forgotten desktop passwords and incomplete 12-word phrases.
Exodus recovery →Armory
Old Armory wallets with forgotten passphrases and partial paper backups.
Armory recovery →Trust Wallet
Lost or incomplete secret phrases and wallets on old phones.
Trust Wallet recovery →Litecoin and Dogecoin
Litecoin Core and Dogecoin Core wallet.dat files with lost passwords.
Litecoin recovery →How to Tell Which Wallet You Used
Many people we help are not sure which software they used years ago. That is normal. A few clues usually settle it:
- A file called wallet.dat points to Bitcoin Core, Litecoin Core or Dogecoin Core.
- A browser extension with a fox icon is MetaMask.
- A login with a wallet ID usually means Blockchain.com.
- A JSON file from 2014 named like ethereum_wallet_backup is often an Ethereum presale wallet.
- A small USB device with buttons is a hardware wallet such as Ledger or Trezor.
Still unsure? Describe what you remember in a free assessment and we will help you identify it. The independent Bitcoin.org wallet directory also lists common wallets with pictures.
Supported Crypto Wallets by Type
| Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Desktop | Bitcoin Core, Electrum, Armory, MultiBit, Exodus |
| Browser | MetaMask |
| Web | Blockchain.com legacy wallets |
| Mobile | Trust Wallet, Exodus mobile |
| Hardware | Ledger, Trezor |
| File-based | Ethereum presale and keystore JSON |
Not on Our List?
Our supported crypto wallets list grows with every unusual case. If your wallet uses a standard format, there is a good chance we can work with it. Tell us the name and what you have, and we will check.
You can also browse by problem on our wallet recovery services page.
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