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MyEtherWallet / MyCrypto (Keystore JSON) Recovery

MEW / MyCrypto Keystore Recovery — Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is a “keystore JSON”?

A password-encrypted JSON file (commonly named UTC--...) that contains your Ethereum private key encrypted with your password (PBKDF/Scrypt + AES). We attempt to recover the password—private keys stay encrypted until unlocked.

Can you help if I only have the seed phrase?

This page is for password-locked keystores. If you have a 12/24-word seed, you can usually import it directly into a wallet. If you’re unsure, mention it in the inquiry and we’ll advise.

Do you need my private key or seed phrase?

No. For assessment we only need the encrypted keystore JSON and your password hints. Never share your private key or seed phrase.

I have multiple UTC-- files. Which one?

Send them all. We’ll identify which keystore corresponds to the address you specify.

Is recovery guaranteed?

No. Success depends on password complexity and hint quality. We start with a free offline assessment and then provide realistic next steps.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your MEW/MyCrypto keystore JSON securely. Our team will review it offline and get back with options—no commitment, no risk.

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Password Hints Guide (What Helps Most)

  • Length (exact or range): “8–10”, “12 exactly”.
  • Character sets: lower/UPPER, digits, symbols (which?).
  • Patterns: Word+year, capitalized word + 2 digits, starts with initials, ends with 88 or !, etc.
  • Words you reuse: names, brands, pets, places, fandoms.
  • Dates/numbers: birthdays, anniversaries; formats used (DDMMYYYY, YYYY, etc.).
  • Typical endings: !, !!, 123, 2020, etc.
  • Language/keyboard: non-English letters, QWERTZ/QWERTY habits, frequently used symbols.

Even small details can reduce the keyspace massively—saving time and improving success odds.

Independent Assessment: Please consider this as an independent assessment of your recovery problem. Submitting your case does not commit you to any service or payment.

Privacy: Your files are handled confidentially and are not shared with third parties. We only use them to evaluate your recovery request.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your MEW/MyCrypto keystore JSON securely. Our team will review it offline and get back with options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery

How to Prepare & Send Files (Secure)

  1. Copy your keystore JSON (UTC--...) to your Desktop. If you have several, include them all.
  2. Compress into .zip or .7z and set a temporary password for the archive.
  3. Submit the inquiry on our inquiry page. We’ll reply with a one-time, secure upload link for your encrypted archive. Please do not email files.
  4. Add detailed password hints (see guide below). Better hints dramatically improve success odds and allow a time estimate.

Offline only: All assessments and cracking runs are performed on isolated systems. First step is an independent assessment—no commitment required.

Password Hints Guide (What Helps Most)

  • Length (exact or range): “8–10”, “12 exactly”.
  • Character sets: lower/UPPER, digits, symbols (which?).
  • Patterns: Word+year, capitalized word + 2 digits, starts with initials, ends with 88 or !, etc.
  • Words you reuse: names, brands, pets, places, fandoms.
  • Dates/numbers: birthdays, anniversaries; formats used (DDMMYYYY, YYYY, etc.).
  • Typical endings: !, !!, 123, 2020, etc.
  • Language/keyboard: non-English letters, QWERTZ/QWERTY habits, frequently used symbols.

Even small details can reduce the keyspace massively—saving time and improving success odds.

Independent Assessment: Please consider this as an independent assessment of your recovery problem. Submitting your case does not commit you to any service or payment.

Privacy: Your files are handled confidentially and are not shared with third parties. We only use them to evaluate your recovery request.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your MEW/MyCrypto keystore JSON securely. Our team will review it offline and get back with options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery

What We Need

  • Your keystore JSON file (usually named like UTC--YYYY-MM-DD...--<address>), created by MEW or MyCrypto.
  • Password hints (see the checklist below).
  • (Optional) The public address, when you created the wallet, and any notes about the password style you used then.

We do not need your private key or seed phrase for an assessment. Never share them.

Where to Find the Keystore File

  • Common save locations: Downloads, Desktop, Documents, or a folder named keystore.
  • File name pattern: starts with UTC-- and ends with your wallet address (hex).
  • Backups: check old computers/USBs/cloud drives; search for UTC-- or *.json.
  • If you only have a plaintext private key or a seed phrase, tell us in the inquiry—this page is for password-locked keystores.

How to Prepare & Send Files (Secure)

  1. Copy your keystore JSON (UTC--...) to your Desktop. If you have several, include them all.
  2. Compress into .zip or .7z and set a temporary password for the archive.
  3. Submit the inquiry on our inquiry page. We’ll reply with a one-time, secure upload link for your encrypted archive. Please do not email files.
  4. Add detailed password hints (see guide below). Better hints dramatically improve success odds and allow a time estimate.

Offline only: All assessments and cracking runs are performed on isolated systems. First step is an independent assessment—no commitment required.

Password Hints Guide (What Helps Most)

  • Length (exact or range): “8–10”, “12 exactly”.
  • Character sets: lower/UPPER, digits, symbols (which?).
  • Patterns: Word+year, capitalized word + 2 digits, starts with initials, ends with 88 or !, etc.
  • Words you reuse: names, brands, pets, places, fandoms.
  • Dates/numbers: birthdays, anniversaries; formats used (DDMMYYYY, YYYY, etc.).
  • Typical endings: !, !!, 123, 2020, etc.
  • Language/keyboard: non-English letters, QWERTZ/QWERTY habits, frequently used symbols.

Even small details can reduce the keyspace massively—saving time and improving success odds.

Independent Assessment: Please consider this as an independent assessment of your recovery problem. Submitting your case does not commit you to any service or payment.

Privacy: Your files are handled confidentially and are not shared with third parties. We only use them to evaluate your recovery request.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your MEW/MyCrypto keystore JSON securely. Our team will review it offline and get back with options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery

What We Need

  • Your keystore JSON file (usually named like UTC--YYYY-MM-DD...--<address>), created by MEW or MyCrypto.
  • Password hints (see the checklist below).
  • (Optional) The public address, when you created the wallet, and any notes about the password style you used then.

We do not need your private key or seed phrase for an assessment. Never share them.

Where to Find the Keystore File

  • Common save locations: Downloads, Desktop, Documents, or a folder named keystore.
  • File name pattern: starts with UTC-- and ends with your wallet address (hex).
  • Backups: check old computers/USBs/cloud drives; search for UTC-- or *.json.
  • If you only have a plaintext private key or a seed phrase, tell us in the inquiry—this page is for password-locked keystores.

How to Prepare & Send Files (Secure)

  1. Copy your keystore JSON (UTC--...) to your Desktop. If you have several, include them all.
  2. Compress into .zip or .7z and set a temporary password for the archive.
  3. Submit the inquiry on our inquiry page. We’ll reply with a one-time, secure upload link for your encrypted archive. Please do not email files.
  4. Add detailed password hints (see guide below). Better hints dramatically improve success odds and allow a time estimate.

Offline only: All assessments and cracking runs are performed on isolated systems. First step is an independent assessment—no commitment required.

Password Hints Guide (What Helps Most)

  • Length (exact or range): “8–10”, “12 exactly”.
  • Character sets: lower/UPPER, digits, symbols (which?).
  • Patterns: Word+year, capitalized word + 2 digits, starts with initials, ends with 88 or !, etc.
  • Words you reuse: names, brands, pets, places, fandoms.
  • Dates/numbers: birthdays, anniversaries; formats used (DDMMYYYY, YYYY, etc.).
  • Typical endings: !, !!, 123, 2020, etc.
  • Language/keyboard: non-English letters, QWERTZ/QWERTY habits, frequently used symbols.

Even small details can reduce the keyspace massively—saving time and improving success odds.

Independent Assessment: Please consider this as an independent assessment of your recovery problem. Submitting your case does not commit you to any service or payment.

Privacy: Your files are handled confidentially and are not shared with third parties. We only use them to evaluate your recovery request.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your MEW/MyCrypto keystore JSON securely. Our team will review it offline and get back with options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery

MyEtherWallet / MyCrypto Recovery – Keystore JSON (UTC–) Password Help

Have a MyEtherWallet (MEW) or MyCrypto keystore JSON but forgot the password? We perform secure, offline recovery assessments of encrypted UTC– keystore files. Follow the steps below to prepare your files and request a free, no-obligation assessment.

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What We Need

  • Your keystore JSON file (usually named like UTC--YYYY-MM-DD...--<address>), created by MEW or MyCrypto.
  • Password hints (see the checklist below).
  • (Optional) The public address, when you created the wallet, and any notes about the password style you used then.

We do not need your private key or seed phrase for an assessment. Never share them.

Where to Find the Keystore File

  • Common save locations: Downloads, Desktop, Documents, or a folder named keystore.
  • File name pattern: starts with UTC-- and ends with your wallet address (hex).
  • Backups: check old computers/USBs/cloud drives; search for UTC-- or *.json.
  • If you only have a plaintext private key or a seed phrase, tell us in the inquiry—this page is for password-locked keystores.

How to Prepare & Send Files (Secure)

  1. Copy your keystore JSON (UTC--...) to your Desktop. If you have several, include them all.
  2. Compress into .zip or .7z and set a temporary password for the archive.
  3. Submit the inquiry on our inquiry page. We’ll reply with a one-time, secure upload link for your encrypted archive. Please do not email files.
  4. Add detailed password hints (see guide below). Better hints dramatically improve success odds and allow a time estimate.

Offline only: All assessments and cracking runs are performed on isolated systems. First step is an independent assessment—no commitment required.

Password Hints Guide (What Helps Most)

  • Length (exact or range): “8–10”, “12 exactly”.
  • Character sets: lower/UPPER, digits, symbols (which?).
  • Patterns: Word+year, capitalized word + 2 digits, starts with initials, ends with 88 or !, etc.
  • Words you reuse: names, brands, pets, places, fandoms.
  • Dates/numbers: birthdays, anniversaries; formats used (DDMMYYYY, YYYY, etc.).
  • Typical endings: !, !!, 123, 2020, etc.
  • Language/keyboard: non-English letters, QWERTZ/QWERTY habits, frequently used symbols.

Even small details can reduce the keyspace massively—saving time and improving success odds.

Independent Assessment: Please consider this as an independent assessment of your recovery problem. Submitting your case does not commit you to any service or payment.

Privacy: Your files are handled confidentially and are not shared with third parties. We only use them to evaluate your recovery request.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your MEW/MyCrypto keystore JSON securely. Our team will review it offline and get back with options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery