(03-29-2020, 03:50 PM)undeath Wrote: https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/using-wasab...overy.html
The wallet is basically a master private key (the result of combining two things: 12 words + your password). This means that you can see the wallet balance and the transaction history but you cannot spend because you don't have one of the components of the private key (the password).
The password is encrypted in such a way that is extremely hard to brute force, I would say that it is unfeasible to do with current technology. The idea is precisely to protect users' wallets against brute force attacks.
I did recover wallet with the good old 12 word seed and a new password + new wallet name > Wallet was created with 0,0 BTC..
Undeath, I can give you the wallet .json file with the 12 WORD SEED. If you succeed, Take 100 EURO from it
Wasabi uses the BIP 39 mnemonic code for generating BIP 32 hierarchical deterministic wallets. With both your password and the generated 12 mnemonic recovery words you can import all the necessary secrets to Wasabi and do a full wallet recovery. You can set a wallet name so that you know for what reason the wallet is used. When you type in your 12 recovery words, Wasabi checks the spelling based on the official wordlist and offers the right word below the textbox. Now you can click on
Recover
, and Wasabi will recover your wallet, and scan the blockchain for transactions of this wallet. After a short loading period, you can use Wasabi as usual.
WARNING
At recovery, Wasabi is unable to check if your password is correct or not. If you type a wrong password a completely different wallet will be recovered.