Getting Started
Prepare your wallet backup, candidate passwords, and desktop environment.
Before you begin
Use the software only for wallets you own or have explicit authorization to recover. Keep an untouched backup of your wallet file in a separate secure location.
You need a supported encrypted wallet file, a locally prepared TXT password dictionary, and a compatible published desktop build. This website does not perform password recovery and does not accept wallet uploads.
Follow the four-step workflow
Select your local wallet file and check the detection result. Import your dictionaries and review their entry counts. Choose CPU threads or a supported GPU engine, then start the task.
Monitor the result in the client. Recovery succeeds only if the correct password is tested with a supported algorithm. A completed task is not a guarantee of a match.
Protect your result
Keep recovered passwords private. Do not include them in logs, screenshots, messages, or bug reports. Follow the wallet vendor guidance when restoring access.
Never share recovery phrases, private keys, wallet passwords, wallet files, or password dictionaries. Prepare a sanitized support report if you need help.