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Sjors avatar Sjors commented on June 21, 2024

Thanks. The latest version allows you to export the account xpub (settings -> my accounts -> reveal xpub). You can then generate all addresses e.g. using BitcoinJS in a NodeJS console. What do you need this for?

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jangorecki avatar jangorecki commented on June 21, 2024

I don't have my accounts in settings, I do have only account settings but I don't see xpub anywhere. Was it rolled out to production? or maybe it is a merchant only feature?
External software like BitcoinJS or NodeJS doesn't really answer that simple need.
I use it to paste list of my addresses into R script. R is statistical software. The R script will consume the list by fetching addresses unspents in time intervals. So basic addresses string delimited with \n or even a comma , is well enough to process them.

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Sjors avatar Sjors commented on June 21, 2024

Are you sure you're talking about the new (alpha) wallet on https://alpha.blockchain.info? That's what this repository is about. For the original wallet at https://blockchain.info/, please see this repository.

In the original wallet you can export your wallet as a JSON file which contains a dictionary with addresses. That shouldn't be too hard to process with R, but be careful where you run it, since it contains private keys too.

Alternatively go to My Transactions, click the dropdown next to show, click export history and pick any format. If you open a developer console in your browser you'll see that a request is made to https://blockchain.info/export-history?active=16Ha...|1abc...|..... which is a list of all your addresses. You don't need the resulting CSV file, just the URL where it gets it from.

Support might know some other tricks.

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jangorecki avatar jangorecki commented on June 21, 2024

OK, that's explain a lot... just came from there My-Wallet#125

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