Importing xPubs
To access your full transaction history in Cryptio, you need to provide your wallet’s xPub (Extended Public Key) address.
An xPub address always begins with “xpub…”.
What Is an Extended Public Key (xPub)?
Every Bitcoin wallet is created from a pair of cryptographic keys:
A private key (kept secret) that lets you send funds.
A public key (shared) that generates your receiving addresses.
An Extended Public Key (xPub) is a special type of public key that allows you to view all past and future receiving addresses generated by a wallet.
This means that with a single xPub, Cryptio can:
Track every transaction linked to your wallet.
Automatically detect new addresses created within the same wallet.
Keep your transaction history updated in real time.
An xPub is read-only. It does not include your private keys, so it cannot be used to send or move your funds. Sharing your xPub with Cryptio is safe because it only grants visibility, not control.
The steps to find your xPub address vary depending on your wallet provider. Select your wallet below and follow the instructions.
Ledger
If you use Ledger Live:
Open your Ledger Live app and click on the Bitcoin wallet you want to track.
Click the Edit icon in the upper-right corner.
Go to Advanced Logs and copy the xPub address.
In Cryptio, go to the Import section and click Imports in the top-right corner.
Search for Bitcoin.
Enter a name for your wallet, then paste your xPub address in the Wallet address field.
If you use the dedicated Ledger Bitcoin Wallet app:
Open your Ledger Bitcoin wallet app.
Select the account you want to connect.
Click on Account Settings in the upper-right corner.
Click Export to copy your Extended Public Key (xPub).
In Cryptio, go to the Import section and click Imports in the top-right corner.
Search for Bitcoin.
Enter a name for your wallet, then paste your xPub address in the Wallet address field.
Blockchain.com
Log in to your Blockchain.com account.
Go to Settings → Addresses.
Click Manage, then select More options.
Click Show public key and copy your xPub address.
In Cryptio, go to the Import section and click Imports in the top-right corner.
Search for Bitcoin.
Enter a name for your wallet, then paste your xPub address in the Wallet address field.
MyCelium
Open the MyCelium mobile app.
Go to Account → Public Key.
Copy your xPub address.
In Cryptio, go to the Import section and click Imports in the top-right corner.
Search for Bitcoin.
Enter a name for your wallet, then paste your xPub address in the Wallet address field.
Trezor
Open your Trezor web wallet and click the gear icon next to your wallet name.
In the Account Public Keys (xPub) section, click Show XPUBs.
Copy your xPub address.
In Cryptio, go to the Import section and click Imports in the top-right corner.
Search for Bitcoin.
Enter a name for your wallet, then paste your xPub address in the Wallet address field.
Electrum
Open your Electrum wallet.
From the menu, go to Wallet → Master Public Keys.
Copy the xPub address from the popup window.
In Cryptio, go to the Import section and click Imports in the top-right corner.
Search for Bitcoin.
Enter a name for your wallet, then paste your xPub address in the Wallet address field.