<p>Pywallet I believe can sort all your problems out. Will let u import the wallet addresses and should let u send the btc again to invalidate the original transaction. </p>

<p>You can either export the private keys from the old Mac wallet and import them into a new wallet. Note once u have exported the private keys u should consider the address compromised and not leave any btc in it </p>

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Thank you. I ended up solving this without the use of pywallet because multibit 0.5.15 lets you export the private keys. With these private keys I managed to import the wallet and transfer the BTC.
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<p>A few years ago I bought bitcoins and I've kept it in a Multibit 0.5.15 (Mac OSX) wallet. Now I want to either sell thes bitcoins or send it to a different wallet. I already made a transfer but since I can't manually specify a higher fee in this old Multibit app my transfer stays on pending/unconfirmed.</p>

<p>My question is, how do I transfer this money? Is there any way to export either my wallet or transfer my money to another wallet?</p>

<p>Also I have no idea what to do with this pending transaction. I see no way to cancel it in Multibit 0.5.15.</p>

<p>Any help appreciated!</p>

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Transferring bitcoins out of an old multibit wallet
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# Transferring bitcoins out of an old multibit wallet

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-03-09)

A few years ago I bought bitcoins and I've kept it in a Multibit 0.5.15 (Mac OSX) wallet. Now I want to either sell thes bitcoins or send it to a different wallet. I already made a transfer but since I can't manually specify a higher fee in this old Multibit app my transfer stays on pending/unconfirmed.

My question is, how do I transfer this money? Is there any way to export either my wallet or transfer my money to another wallet?

Also I have no idea what to do with this pending transaction. I see no way to cancel it in Multibit 0.5.15.

Any help appreciated!

**Tags:** multibit, unconfirmed-transactions, wallet-recovery


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2017-03-11. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

Pywallet I believe can sort all your problems out. Will let u import the wallet addresses and should let u send the btc again to invalidate the original transaction.

You can either export the private keys from the old Mac wallet and import them into a new wallet. Note once u have exported the private keys u should consider the address compromised and not leave any btc in it

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you. I ended up solving this without the use of pywallet because multibit 0.5.15 lets you export the private keys. With these private keys I managed to import the wallet and transfer the BTC.  

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