BRDETH
Bread / Ethereum
crypto

Strange, Bluewallet saved my behind already on multiple occasions.
How about downloading older versions of BRD to see what derivation path it uses. https://apkpure.com/brd-bitcoin-wallet-bitcoin-btc/com.breadwallet/versions
Apkpure goes as far as v3.14, perhaps some other sites will archive even older versions.

BRD Wallet Legacy: Used a specific path, often m/0' or m/44'/0'/0'.
Modern Wallets: Often default to SegWit (m/84'/0'/0'), which didn't exist or wasn't the standard for BRD in 2017
Here is the solution:
Use Ian Coleman’s Tool
To find the exact addresses that hold the funds, you can use the Ian Coleman BIP39 tool.
Important: For security, download the offline version of this tool from GitHub and run it on a computer not connected to the internet. Never enter a recovery phrase into a website while online.
Enter the 12-word phrase into the BIP39 Mnemonic field.
Scroll down to the Derivation Path section.
Switch between the tabs: BIP44 (Legacy), BIP49 (SegWit), and BIP84 (Native SegWit).
Check the "Derived Addresses" list at the bottom for each tab. Look for any address that matches what you remember or has a transaction history on a blockchain explorer.

recently found the passkey for a wallet i created in 2017, used to have BRD wallet but that no longer exists so i tried coinbase wallet and bluewallet and both are showing a $0.00 balance except i know for a fact i had money in that account. when looking at the public address it shows no transaction history so i think its unlikely it was transferred out. any idea as to where the money could be or if im doing something wrong?

Strange, Bluewallet saved my behind already on multiple occasions.
How about downloading older versions of BRD to see what derivation path it uses. https://apkpure.com/brd-bitcoin-wallet-bitcoin-btc/com.breadwallet/versions
Apkpure goes as far as v3.14, perhaps some other sites will archive even older versions.

BRD Wallet Legacy: Used a specific path, often m/0' or m/44'/0'/0'.
Modern Wallets: Often default to SegWit (m/84'/0'/0'), which didn't exist or wasn't the standard for BRD in 2017
Here is the solution:
Use Ian Coleman’s Tool
To find the exact addresses that hold the funds, you can use the Ian Coleman BIP39 tool.
Important: For security, download the offline version of this tool from GitHub and run it on a computer not connected to the internet. Never enter a recovery phrase into a website while online.
Enter the 12-word phrase into the BIP39 Mnemonic field.
Scroll down to the Derivation Path section.
Switch between the tabs: BIP44 (Legacy), BIP49 (SegWit), and BIP84 (Native SegWit).
Check the "Derived Addresses" list at the bottom for each tab. Look for any address that matches what you remember or has a transaction history on a blockchain explorer.

recently found the passkey for a wallet i created in 2017, used to have BRD wallet but that no longer exists so i tried coinbase wallet and bluewallet and both are showing a $0.00 balance except i know for a fact i had money in that account. when looking at the public address it shows no transaction history so i think its unlikely it was transferred out. any idea as to where the money could be or if im doing something wrong?