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title: "Bitcoin Private Keys in Trust Wallet: Export and Import (PDF)"
url: "https://bip39-phrase.com/list-keys/btc-private-keys-list-22-march/"
language: "en"
updated: "2025-03-22T00:00:00+00:00"
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# Bitcoin Private Keys in Trust Wallet: Export and Import

What a Bitcoin private key is, how Trust Wallet derives keys from one BIP39 phrase, how to export and import a WIF key and what to do if it is exposed. Example WIF-format keys follow.

PDF document · Published March 22, 2025 

[ Open the PDF (7 pages, 187 KB) ](/list-keys/btc-private-keys-list-22-march.pdf) 

Keywords: 

Bitcoin private key · Trust Wallet · WIF · export private key · import private key

Topic: 

[Private Keys and Addresses: Formats Explained](/topics/keys-and-addresses/)

## Guides on the same subject

- [Private Key Export: MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Ledger, Electrum](/convert-seed-phrase-to-private-key-guide/)  
MetaMask and Electrum export private keys, Trust Wallet only in Developer Mode, and a Ledger never does. Steps for each wallet, plus safer ways to move funds.
- [Bitcoin Private Key Format: WIF, Base58 and Hex Explained](/private-key-btc/)  
A Bitcoin private key is a 256-bit number, usually shown in WIF: Base58 with a version byte, compression flag and checksum. Encoding steps and test vectors.
- [BIP38 Encrypted Private Keys: 6P Format and How to Decrypt](/bip38/)  
BIP38 encrypts one Bitcoin private key with a passphrase into a 58-character 6P string. Both modes, a decrypted test vector, wallet support and safe sweeping.

One of the documents in the [Private Key PDF Archive](/list-keys/), listed on [archive page 2](/list-keys/2/).