user30572: Now at blockchain.info wallet I did backup my pass phrase. But I have no idea what my private key(s) are. There is no export that I can find. I understand there used to be.

If blockchain.info goes out of business, can I use my pass phrase to gain access to my funds from another wallet?

user30572: The answer is yes, I can access my funds using only my pass phrase.
Mycelium, for example, when installed, comes up and asks if I want to restore a wallet from a 12-word passphrase, which is what blockchain.info created.
It then found my funds and will allow me to send / receive.
I have since learned that the pass phrase is just used to generate the private key using the SHA-256 hash algorithm.

30572: <p>Now at blockchain.info wallet I did backup my pass phrase. But I have no idea what my private key(s) are. There is no export that I can find. I understand there used to be.</p>

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<p>If blockchain.info goes out of business, can I use my pass phrase to gain access to my funds from another wallet?</p>
 30572: <p>The answer is yes, I can access my funds using only my pass phrase.</p>

<p>Mycelium, for example, when installed, comes up and asks if I want to restore a wallet from a 12-word passphrase, which is what blockchain.info created.</p>

<p>It then found my funds and will allow me to send / receive.</p>

<p>I have since learned that the pass phrase is just used to generate the private key using the SHA-256 hash algorithm.</p>
