WalletParser
btc • ltc • doge • wallet.dat analysis

Structured wallet.dat parsing for Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin

Upload a wallet.dat copy, choose the exact runner and read the result in a cleaner report designed for real review work. WalletParser keeps the same core analysis flow, while bringing forward private keys, public keys, owned addresses, transaction coverage and recovery artifacts in one readable layout.

Supported wallets Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin wallet.dat Designed for wallet.dat review, timeline reconstruction and structured recovery reporting across Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin.

Private session flow

Each job stays inside a short-lived server-side session. The analysis is rendered into one readable page and the temporary workspace is removed after processing.

Copy-first workflow

Use copies only. For sensitive recovery work or active funds, keep the original wallet offline and work from a separate copy instead of a live wallet.

Readable output first

The layout prioritizes the sections people usually open first: timing signals, wallet state, owned addresses, transaction coverage and recovery-related artifacts.

Wallet Parser light report

Same decoding flow, redesigned around readability

The uploaded wallet.dat copy enters a temporary memory workspace, runs through the selected wallet family and returns as a light structured report. The new Wallet Parser layout keeps the analysis intact while separating timeline, wallet state, private keys, public keys and address ownership more cleanly.

Manual runner selectionThe file is sent only to the runner you choose, which avoids cross-family guesses and keeps BTC, LTC and DOGE paths separate.
Cleaner visual hierarchyLarge headings, quieter cards and improved spacing make long wallet output easier to scan without changing the underlying parser data.
Structured review sectionsThe output remains grouped into wallet state, coverage, received totals, transaction history and recovery-oriented artifacts for fast navigation.

Load a wallet.dat copy and choose the runner

Drop a wallet.dat file or click the panel. After the file is selected, choose the exact runner that should process it. Automatic wallet-family detection is disabled, so the selected runner is the only path used for that analysis.

160 MB max
After selecting the file, choose exactly one runner: Bitcoin, Litecoin or Dogecoin. No automatic detection is used.

What the report brings forward

  • Timeline data, including useful activity boundaries and wallet-state timestamps
  • Controlled addresses, watch-only entries, received summary rows, and transaction coverage
  • Encrypted master-key material, ckey and mkey artifacts, plus bitcoin2john-compatible output when available
  • WIF private keys, extended keys, and seed-related indicators when the decoded wallet content exposes them
  • Structured wallet metadata instead of a raw parser dump

How the new layout reads

The result screen reads like a light analysis sheet: summary first, then timeline, coverage, wallet state, recovery artifacts, addresses, received totals and recent transactions.