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wrong available wallet balance after consolidate UTXOs in Electrum
Description
My Bisq client displays a wrong wallet balance after I imported my Bisq wallet in Electrum to consolidate my UTXOs. I used Electrum to save fees, because Bisq doesn't allow 1 sat/vbyte tx. Of cause no offer or trade was open by myself.
Version
Bisq version 1.7.5
Steps to reproduce
- Import Bisq wallet in Electrum (with its BIP39 seed)
- Consolidate UTXOs (do a self send)
- Restart Bisq
Expected behaviour
Bisq displays my right balance, like Electrum does.
Actual behaviour
In Electrum everything works as expected (all my funds are there). Opening my wallet in Bisq now, the available balance
is wrong. Every UTXOs which got used inside Electrum is "gone" in my Bisq available balance
, but haveing a look in Account
--> Wallet info
the correct balance is shown. Have a look at the attachment below, basically my issue is that these 2 balances are not the same.
Screenshots
Device or machine
same on both os: Win10 64bit Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
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I already found out how to fix this issue, but I think it is bad UX so I want to report is anyways.
To fix it, I need to (self) send to the exact same address Bisq is providing. E.g.:
I need to self send my UTXOs which I want to consolidate to that first address in the list (marked with green). When using an address out of Electrum which also belongs to this wallet, than that balance won't be availbale in Bisq.
Conclusion
To fix this issue, I need to generate an address with Bisq and consolidate my UTXOs to this address.
Bisq wallet uses non standard derivation path. It could be reason of your troubles.
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