BIP38 and Ominewallet

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I used bitcoinaddress.org to create a paper wallet with BIP38 Encrypted Private Key (Password required). When attempting to import the private key into Omniwallet, I received this error message.

“Must be a valid Bitcoin private key”

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Figured it out. The encrypted BIP38 private key needed to be decrypted into a format that Omniwallet would accept.

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Hey guys, someone has the answer to this?

I had all my Safecoins in a Omniwallet address but I wasn’t sure about the safety so I send them to an encrypted paperwallet (BIP38) now I’m not sure if I lost them forever :disappointed_relieved: (although I can see my balance)

If not possible through Omniwallet can I import the private key to a Mycelliun wallet and then send them to Omniwallet?

Thanks

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When you want to move them you can import them into omniwallet directly, using your private key.

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All you have to do is decrypt your BIP38 key to a regular key.

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So, Omniwallet accepts natively encrypted paperwallets. I was scared it wasn’t the case. Thank You :blush:

Glad to know that, I wasn’t sure it was possible. Thanks :blush:

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What about multi-sig wallets? Will the omni-protocol ever support it?