Migrate pCloud to Wasabi — Transfer Files with RcloneView

May 8, 2026 · 3 min read

Senior Engineer

Move your pCloud library to Wasabi's S3-compatible object storage in one operation — verified, efficient, and GUI-driven with RcloneView.

Whether you're looking for better pricing on large archives, S3 API compatibility for developer workflows, or simply diversifying your cloud storage, migrating from pCloud to Wasabi is a smart move. RcloneView handles the entire transfer — authenticating to both providers, streaming data directly between them without touching your local disk, and verifying checksums at every step.

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Setting Up Both Remotes

Before migrating, add both providers to RcloneView. For pCloud, go to Remote tab → New Remote, select pCloud, and complete OAuth browser login. For Wasabi, select Amazon S3 as the provider type, then choose Wasabi as the S3 endpoint. Enter your Wasabi Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, and select the appropriate region (e.g., s3.wasabisys.com). Both remotes will appear in the explorer panels within seconds.

Open pCloud in the left panel and your Wasabi bucket in the right panel. You can immediately browse both storages side by side, confirming file counts and folder structures before starting the migration.

Adding pCloud and Wasabi as remotes in RcloneView

Running the Migration with Checksum Verification

In the Home tab, click Sync to launch the job wizard. Set your pCloud folder as the source and the Wasabi bucket (or subfolder) as the destination. In Step 2 (Advanced Settings), enable the Checksum option — this tells rclone to verify file integrity using hash comparison rather than just size and timestamp. For a video production company migrating 2TB of raw footage, this ensures every frame arrives intact.

Set transfer concurrency to match your network capacity (8–16 is a common starting point for Wasabi), then click Dry Run first to preview exactly which files will be transferred. Once confirmed, click Run to start the live migration.

Cloud-to-cloud transfer from pCloud to Wasabi in RcloneView

Monitoring Progress and Verifying Completion

The Transferring tab shows live progress: files transferred, total size, and current throughput.

After the job completes, check the Job History tab for a full summary. Then use RcloneView's Folder Compare feature to run a final side-by-side comparison between pCloud and Wasabi — filter to show only left-only or different files to confirm nothing was missed. If the compare comes back clean, your migration is complete.