Sweep Private Keys- Issue

Counterwallet doesn’t use Cloudflare (the code runs on your own client (in the browser) and communicates with the API server via HTTP). Or at least it didn’t use Cloudflare until recently. @robby_dermody moved the server to a faster host few weeks ago so it could be different now, that’s something that could be checked. According to a quick check, no CDN:

Then I tried using the uncompressed WIF private key but then the coins are not listed to sweep.

Yes, because then the wallet looks at a different bitcoin address (which is probably empty). If a wallet uses uncompressed, then you need to give it uncompressed, and if compressed, then it needs compressed keys.

Could it help to import my Bitcoin-QT wallet into blockchain.info online wallet and try import to counterwallet from there?

It’s 2 steps, but it’s nicer if you can accomplish it in one (see below).

Regarding your problem, sometimes sweeps timeout because too many outputs need to be changed, other times it’s other issues. I’ve seen several different situations and in some cases it helped to retry shortly after the first timeout.

If you can, maybe it’s easiest to do this (if I got the source and destination right):

{
  "method": "create_send",
  "params": {"source": "19dBTAZBUbCXKP8Psbc5daoFJBNsMggxD9", "destination": "13JTuSEpKsfRUTdrHdiaMVjdQW688eiu74", "asset": "FLDC", "quantity": 31930.214},
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": 1
}

Then use Bitcoin-Qt to sign and send the transaction. More here:

If you’re on Windows, using the API is a bit more tricky, but it does work:

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