The address itself consists of 26-35 alphanumeric characters . This string is the public half of an asymmetric key pair. The standard format for a Bitcoin address is P2PKH (pay to public key hash).
Read moreHow do I get a Bitcoin wallet address?
You can find your Bitcoin Cash (BCH) or Bitcoin (BTC) address for receiving payments into your Bitcoin.com wallet by tapping “Receive” on the bottom toolbar of your wallet . Your address will be the long string of numbers and letters directly below the QR code for that address.
Read moreDoes blockchain have access to your wallet?
We do not store your bitcoins, we only provide you with the software you need to store them yourself. Your wallet is encrypted on your device with your personal password. Your password acts as your decryption key to both lock and unlock your wallet — your wallet cannot be accessed without it .
Read moreDo Bitcoin wallets expire?
Bitcoin addresses don’t expire . Once Bitcoin addresses are generated they never vanish. Always remember to hold the private keys. Once Bitcoin addresses are generated they never vanish.
Read moreWhy is my bitcoin not showing in my blockchain wallet?
If the recipient states that they did not receive the bitcoins, please ask them to confirm the receiving address. If you have sent to the correct address but the recipient cannot see the bitcoins in their wallet, then it is possible you have mistakenly sent BCH to a BTC address (or vice-versa).
Read moreCan you lose your Bitcoin wallet?
Bitcoin can be lost when a bitcoin owner passes away without sharing their private key or ensuring their private key can be recovered by an intended recipient .
Read moreIs my Bitcoin wallet address always the same?
Every BTC wallet address is unique since they all come under the blockchain . Yes, you can send BTC to the same wallet address used in Blockchain, but make sure you don’t miss even a single character, or you will lose your funds permanently.
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