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Also, by any chance, did you (ever) have more than 1 BCH wallet setup? Although using the same derivation path, each new wallet uses a different 'account' path.
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Thanks for your help... even with your scammy site recommendation!
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Many people put a lot of effort in building what becomes https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ tool. It works just like a calculator. I do not condone calling it names such as a scam. (cont.)
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1) I checked the code myself.
2) I checked the network traffic myself.
3) I also suggested an offline use to demonstrate nothing is sent back.
Have you?
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As I just said.. I was joking.. no offense to be taken... I was playing off of what the previous user had said.. I thought that was obvious. So again, no seriousness to that comment!
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LOL, okay. Inguess I didn't quite catch that.
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I’m not familiar with the site ;)
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I was kidding about the scam thing...
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I take it you've managed to solve your issue then. Cheers!
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There were a couple of subwallets in there.. 2 or 3
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The phrases and given derivation will lead us only to the main/first wallet. I'll check for the correct path for the subsequent wallets.

Meanwhile, did you try the iancoleman site?
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I did not. I’m at work right now. I’m going to check it out later when I get home. first, I’m going to give the Bitcoin.com desktop wallet another shot as that was Reccom again
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Sure, no worries. Let me know if you got it going later.

If you feel like reaching me in private later, it's https://t.me/Fockz on Telegram or @Fockz on Twitter and Keybase.
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Regarding Ian's site, it helps map out addresses without actually creating a wallet — clarifying the correct derivation path. But the legacy format asks for an extra /0 at the end.
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Default derivation path for Bitcoin.com wallets should be:
1st: m/44'/0'/0'
2nd: m/44'/0'/1'
3rd: m/44'/0'/2'
and so on…

To check the receiving addresses, use Ian's site and add /0.


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