Exporting private keys

A private key provides direct access to funds on a specific address. DV.net lets you export keys for a single address or for several at once.

⚠️ A private key is full wallet access. Never share it, never send it by email or chat. Delete the file from your device when you are done.

Exporting a single address key

1. Go to Transfers → Hot Wallets
2. If needed, disable Hide addresses with low balance
3. Find the address using the search field
4. Select the checkbox next to the address (left)
5. Click Download keys in the upper-right of the table
6. Choose JSON or CSV
7. Complete two-factor authentication
8. Save the file somewhere secure

Bulk key export

1. Go to Transfers → Hot Wallets
2. If needed, disable Hide addresses with low balance
3. Select the addresses with the checkboxes on each row
   • Select all on page — all addresses on the current page
   • Select all (N) — all addresses across pages
4. Click Download keys at the top of the list
5. Choose JSON or CSV
6. Complete two-factor authentication
7. Save the file somewhere secure

File formats

JSON

Suited for scripts and tools. The file lists networks; each network has an array of items with public key, private key, and address:

{
  "entries": [
    {
      "name": "BLOCKCHAIN_ETHEREUM",
      "items": [
        {
          "public_key": "04...e68",
          "private_key": "0x...fb5",
          "address": "0x...2b26"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

CSV

Easy to open in Excel or Google Sheets. Each row is one address — network, public key, private key, address:

blockchain,public_key,private_key,address
BLOCKCHAIN_ETHEREUM,04...e68,0x...fb5,0x...2b26

After export

• Store the file on encrypted storage or an offline device
• Delete the file from everyday machines when finished
• If you imported the key into another wallet, remove that import when done
• If you suspect the key leaked, stop using that address for incoming payments