Treasure Hunter is an application that can scan storage devices for the presence of cryptocurrencies. It works by searching for certain files, such as wallets or documents with private keys. It is designed to detect them even if attempts have been made to hide them, for instance by moving them to an obscure location or by giving them an inconspicuous name.
Files detected
Treasure Hunter detects files generated by the following software and libraries:
- Bitcoin Core & derived (Litecoin Core, Dash Core, Dogecoin Core, etc.)
- Electrum & derived (Electrum-LTC, Electron Cash, Dash Electrum, Electrum-DOGE, etc.)
- BitcoinJ
- Multibit Classic
- Multibit HD
- Blockchain.com
- Bither
- Wasabi Wallet
- MyEtherWallet
- Sparrow Wallet
- BitPay/Copay
- Armory
- Atomic Wallet
- Coinomi
- Coin Space
- Guarda
- Exodus
- mSIGNA/CoinVault
- PyWallet (Joric)
- PyWallet (Ranaroussi)
- FreeWallet
- Crypto.com Desktop Wallet
- BlockStream Green
- Jaxx Desktop
Treasure Hunter also detects files that contain:
- WIF keys
- BIP38 keys
- HD private keys
- Mini private keys
- BIP39 seed phrases
Download Treasure Hunter
Treasure Hunter is available on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Windows
The following versions of Windows are supported: 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and 11.
If you are unsure which version of the software to download, try the 64-bit version first; if it doesn’t launch, try the 32-bit version.
Mac
Linux
GTK 2 and OpenSSL 1.x or 3.x are required to run Treasure Hunter.