Wasabi Wallet Recovery — Frequently Asked Questions

Which files do you actually need?

We need the encrypted .json wallet file from your Wallets directory. If you used multiple wallets, include them all.

Do you need my seed phrase?

No. Recovery only requires your encrypted .json file and password hints. Never share your seed phrase.

Can you recover wallets from older Wasabi versions?

Yes. The encryption scheme has been consistent across Wasabi versions, so both old and new wallet files can be attempted.

Is recovery guaranteed?

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

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Send your Wasabi wallet file securely. Our team will review it offline and provide recovery options—no commitment, no risk.

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Password Hints Guide

Length — exact or approximate number of characters.
Character sets — lowercase, UPPERCASE, digits, symbols.
Patterns — word+year, initials+numbers, common endings (!, 123, 2020).
Words reused — names, brands, pets, favorite terms.
Dates/numbers — birthdays, anniversaries, significant years.
Keyboard quirks — QWERTY vs QWERTZ, repeated keys, special characters.

Even small details dramatically reduce the search space and improve recovery 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 remain strictly confidential and are never shared. They are only used to evaluate recovery options.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your Wasabi wallet file securely. Our team will review it offline and provide recovery options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery

How to Prepare & Send Files (Secure)

Locate your wallet file (e.g., MyWallet.json).
Copy it to your Desktop.
Compress into .zip or .7z and set a temporary password.
Submit an inquiry on our inquiry page. We’ll reply with a one-time, secure upload link. Please do not email files.
Provide detailed password hints (see below). Better hints = higher chance of recovery and faster time estimates.

Offline only: All recovery attempts are done on isolated systems. First step is always a free, independent assessment—no commitment required.

Password Hints Guide

Length — exact or approximate number of characters.
Character sets — lowercase, UPPERCASE, digits, symbols.
Patterns — word+year, initials+numbers, common endings (!, 123, 2020).
Words reused — names, brands, pets, favorite terms.
Dates/numbers — birthdays, anniversaries, significant years.
Keyboard quirks — QWERTY vs QWERTZ, repeated keys, special characters.

Even small details dramatically reduce the search space and improve recovery 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 remain strictly confidential and are never shared. They are only used to evaluate recovery options.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your Wasabi wallet file securely. Our team will review it offline and provide recovery options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery

What We Need

Your Wasabi wallet file (.json) from the Wallets directory.
Password hints for the wallet password (see guide below).
(Optional) Approximate version/year of Wasabi used.

We do not need your seed phrase for assessment. Never share it.

Where to Find Wallet Files

Windows: %AppData%/Roaming/WalletWasabi/Client/Wallets/
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/WalletWasabi/Client/Wallets/
Linux: ~/.walletwasabi/client/Wallets/
Files are named after your wallet, e.g., MyWallet.json.

How to Prepare & Send Files (Secure)

Locate your wallet file (e.g., MyWallet.json).
Copy it to your Desktop.
Compress into .zip or .7z and set a temporary password.
Submit an inquiry on our inquiry page. We’ll reply with a one-time, secure upload link. Please do not email files.
Provide detailed password hints (see below). Better hints = higher chance of recovery and faster time estimates.

Offline only: All recovery attempts are done on isolated systems. First step is always a free, independent assessment—no commitment required.

Password Hints Guide

Length — exact or approximate number of characters.
Character sets — lowercase, UPPERCASE, digits, symbols.
Patterns — word+year, initials+numbers, common endings (!, 123, 2020).
Words reused — names, brands, pets, favorite terms.
Dates/numbers — birthdays, anniversaries, significant years.
Keyboard quirks — QWERTY vs QWERTZ, repeated keys, special characters.

Even small details dramatically reduce the search space and improve recovery 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 remain strictly confidential and are never shared. They are only used to evaluate recovery options.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your Wasabi wallet file securely. Our team will review it offline and provide recovery options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery

What We Need

Your Wasabi wallet file (.json) from the Wallets directory.
Password hints for the wallet password (see guide below).
(Optional) Approximate version/year of Wasabi used.

We do not need your seed phrase for assessment. Never share it.

Where to Find Wallet Files

Windows: %AppData%/Roaming/WalletWasabi/Client/Wallets/
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/WalletWasabi/Client/Wallets/
Linux: ~/.walletwasabi/client/Wallets/
Files are named after your wallet, e.g., MyWallet.json.

How to Prepare & Send Files (Secure)

Locate your wallet file (e.g., MyWallet.json).
Copy it to your Desktop.
Compress into .zip or .7z and set a temporary password.
Submit an inquiry on our inquiry page. We’ll reply with a one-time, secure upload link. Please do not email files.
Provide detailed password hints (see below). Better hints = higher chance of recovery and faster time estimates.

Offline only: All recovery attempts are done on isolated systems. First step is always a free, independent assessment—no commitment required.

Password Hints Guide

Length — exact or approximate number of characters.
Character sets — lowercase, UPPERCASE, digits, symbols.
Patterns — word+year, initials+numbers, common endings (!, 123, 2020).
Words reused — names, brands, pets, favorite terms.
Dates/numbers — birthdays, anniversaries, significant years.
Keyboard quirks — QWERTY vs QWERTZ, repeated keys, special characters.

Even small details dramatically reduce the search space and improve recovery 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 remain strictly confidential and are never shared. They are only used to evaluate recovery options.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your Wasabi wallet file securely. Our team will review it offline and provide recovery options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery

Wasabi Wallet Recovery – How to Prepare Your Files

Q: Which files do you actually need?

We need the encrypted .json wallet file from your Wallets directory. If you used multiple wallets, include them all.

Q: Do you need my seed phrase?

No. Recovery only requires your encrypted .json file and password hints. Never share your seed phrase.

Forgot your Wasabi Wallet password? We perform secure, offline recovery of encrypted Wasabi .json wallet files. Follow the steps below to prepare your files and request a free, no-obligation assessment.

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What We Need

Your Wasabi wallet file (.json) from the Wallets directory.
Password hints for the wallet password (see guide below).
(Optional) Approximate version/year of Wasabi used.

We do not need your seed phrase for assessment. Never share it.

Where to Find Wallet Files

Windows: %AppData%/Roaming/WalletWasabi/Client/Wallets/
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/WalletWasabi/Client/Wallets/
Linux: ~/.walletwasabi/client/Wallets/
Files are named after your wallet, e.g., MyWallet.json.

How to Prepare & Send Files (Secure)

Locate your wallet file (e.g., MyWallet.json).
Copy it to your Desktop.
Compress into .zip or .7z and set a temporary password.
Submit an inquiry on our inquiry page. We’ll reply with a one-time, secure upload link. Please do not email files.
Provide detailed password hints (see below). Better hints = higher chance of recovery and faster time estimates.

Offline only: All recovery attempts are done on isolated systems. First step is always a free, independent assessment—no commitment required.

Password Hints Guide

Length — exact or approximate number of characters.
Character sets — lowercase, UPPERCASE, digits, symbols.
Patterns — word+year, initials+numbers, common endings (!, 123, 2020).
Words reused — names, brands, pets, favorite terms.
Dates/numbers — birthdays, anniversaries, significant years.
Keyboard quirks — QWERTY vs QWERTZ, repeated keys, special characters.

Even small details dramatically reduce the search space and improve recovery 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 remain strictly confidential and are never shared. They are only used to evaluate recovery options.

Ready for a Free Assessment?

Send your Wasabi wallet file securely. Our team will review it offline and provide recovery options—no commitment, no risk.

Start Recovery