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Nick ODell
Nick ODell
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You can't.

Security of a MultiBit wallet is broken into four parts:

  1. A wallet encrypted by the password but not the wallet words
  2. A wallet backup, kept in the cloud, encrypted by the password and the wallet words.
  3. "Wallet words," kept on a piece of paper
  4. A password, kept in your head.

You have 2 and 4, but not 1 or 3. My understanding is that that's not enough to restore your wallet. If you had your wallet words, or access to the computer that created this wallet, it would be different.

You can't.

Security of a MultiBit wallet is broken into four parts:

  1. A wallet encrypted by the password but not the wallet words
  2. A wallet backup, kept in the cloud, encrypted by the password and the wallet words.
  3. "Wallet words," kept on a piece of paper
  4. A password, kept in your head.

You have 2 and 4, but not 1 or 3. My understanding is that that's not enough to restore your wallet. If you had your wallet words, or access to the computer that created this wallet, it would be different.

You can't.

Security of a MultiBit wallet is broken into four parts:

  1. A wallet encrypted by the password but not the wallet words
  2. A wallet backup, kept in the cloud, encrypted by the wallet words.
  3. "Wallet words," kept on a piece of paper
  4. A password, kept in your head.

You have 2 and 4, but not 1 or 3. My understanding is that that's not enough to restore your wallet. If you had your wallet words, or access to the computer that created this wallet, it would be different.

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Nick ODell
Nick ODell
  • 29.5k
  • 11
  • 73
  • 132

You can't.

Security of a MultiBit wallet is broken into four parts:

  1. A wallet encrypted by the password but not the wallet words
  2. A wallet backup, kept in the cloud, encrypted by the password and the wallet words.
  3. "Wallet words," kept on a piece of paper
  4. A password, kept in your head.

You have 2 and 4, but not 1 or 3. My understanding is that that's not enough to restore your wallet. If you had your wallet words, or access to the computer that created this wallet, it would be different.