Hi, I’m currently trying to recover access to a Bitcoin wallet and would appreciate your technical guidance. Here’s my situation: The wallet appears to be a Blockchain.com legacy wallet (v3) I have a PDF backup and a decryption key When importing the backup, one of the accounts shows as “null” or does not load properly However, when scanning the QR code from the same backup, it generates a public address That address, when checked on a blockchain explorer, shows a balance (~$7.7k in BTC) Additional context: I’ve attempted importing into Electrum, but it only results in a watch-only wallet I may be dealing with a multisig setup (possibly 2-of-3), but I’m not fully certain I also have multiple seed phrases, though none seem to directly derive the address in question What I’m trying to understand: Whether the QR code from a Blockchain.com PDF backup should correspond to a spendable wallet or just a public key Why the imported wallet data would appear as null despite producing a valid public address externally Whether this points to missing key components (e.g. second multisig key, incorrect derivation path, or failed decryption) The correct recovery path for this type of wallet (v3, encrypted backup) I’m not trying to brute force or access anything that isn’t mine — I’m trying to correctly reconstruct access using the materials I have. Any direction or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.