Is it possible to withdraw from a watch only wallet?

It’s impossible. A “watch-only” wallet is someone else’s wallet. You can’t withdraw from it and anyone who tells you that there is some way you can is trying to scam you.

What is a watching wallet?

A watch-only wallet is a wallet without any secrets in it that could be used to spend bitcoin. That means it does not have the seed or any private keys. A watch-only wallet is useful in situations where you want to be able to view transactions and balances on an online computer without risking your bitcoins.

How do I gain access to a watch only wallet?

You have to import your wallet and enter your pass phrase in order to unlock it, otherwise it will stay a Watch-only wallet.

What is a watch only address?

A watch-only address is a public bitcoin addresses you’ve imported into your wallet. This is a cool, useful feature if you want to monitor activity at a particular bitcoin address. You can import any e. Watch-only addresses are a Blockchain Wallet feature you can find in the Imported Addresses section of your wallet.

How do you send a watch only address?

It isn’t possible to send bitcoin from a watch-only address. An address stored in the wallet without the corresponding private key, allowing the wallet to watch for outputs but not spend them.

What read only wallet?

Watch-only wallets allows you to keep an eye on your cold storage or paper wallet without touching your private key. Easily import your public address, xpub or ypub and watch it from your app without moving anything.

How do you watch a wallet?

Watching a wallet does not mean you have access to it—you cannot perform transactions in a wallet you are watching. To watch a wallet, follow these simple instructions: On the wallet, tap the three dots in the top right corner. Select the option “Manage Wallets”, tap the + button and tap the “Watch Wallet” option.

Is Blockchain a private wallet?

Your Blockchain.com’s Private Key Wallet is non-custodial. When you sign up for a Blockchain.com Wallet, you’re creating an encrypted file that contains the information you will use to access your non-custodial crypto balance: your seed (Secret Private Key Recovery Phrase), private keys, and cryptocurrency addresses.