<p>This is not really a good answer, as unfortunately I have no experience with btcQuick nor the blockchain wallet, yet it turned out to be too long for a comment.</p>

<p>I found a post btcQuick.com feedback forum:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>[...] btcQuick sent a .zip file containing a .pdf that had both a public and a private key (and QR codes for both). I scanned the private key into my blockchain app and sent the BTC to my main client.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>So, after ordering Bitcoin from btcQuick you should have received an email with a .zip-file attachment. In that .zip-file you should have a .pdf file which contains both a private and public key, as well as a QR representation for each. From what I gather the blockchain app has a function to read in QR representations of private keys. </p>

<p>Have you tried using the blockchain app to import the private key?</p>

<p>Otherwise please provide more information with your question.</p>

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Murch
<p>Bought a bitcoin from btcquick and i can not figure out how to transfer coin from there to my blockchain wallet with private key. Please help iv'e spent 3 days trying to get this all set up and i have a coin i can't get to.</p>

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Welcome on SE Bill, a word of caution: never reveal your private key to anybody. Addresses should be ok, but the private key immediately gives users access to the stored balance on that address.
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# How to transfer bitcoin to wallet

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-08-21)

Bought a bitcoin from btcquick and i can not figure out how to transfer coin from there to my blockchain wallet with private key. Please help iv'e spent 3 days trying to get this all set up and i have a coin i can't get to.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Welcome on SE username_0, a word of caution: never reveal your private key to anybody. Addresses should be ok, but the private key immediately gives users access to the stored balance on that address.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-08-21. Score: 0

This is not really a good answer, as unfortunately I have no experience with btcQuick nor the blockchain wallet, yet it turned out to be too long for a comment.

I found a post btcQuick.com feedback forum:

> [...] btcQuick sent a .zip file containing a .pdf that had both a public and a private key (and QR codes for both). I scanned the private key into my blockchain app and sent the BTC to my main client.

So, after ordering Bitcoin from btcQuick you should have received an email with a .zip-file attachment. In that .zip-file you should have a .pdf file which contains both a private and public key, as well as a QR representation for each. From what I gather the blockchain app has a function to read in QR representations of private keys.

Have you tried using the blockchain app to import the private key?

Otherwise please provide more information with your question.


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