Title: New here Post by: solnika on June 05, 2018, 06:58:35 PM Hello all,
I'm new and English is not my first language, I wanted to ask if I can give the same bitcoin address for different people for them to send me bitcoin to my wallet? Title: Re: New here Post by: OmegaStarScream on June 05, 2018, 07:23:58 PM You definitely can do that but It's not recommended for privacy reasons. Most wallets that I know now should generate a new address once you receive funds anyway.
If you're using an address from an exchange however, I wouldn't recommend doing that or even storing your bitcoins there. Title: Re: New here Post by: MintDiceSupport on June 05, 2018, 07:25:58 PM Short answer is yes, addresses can be reused BUT it is recommended to generate new address for different transactions for privacy reasons (many wallets do this automatically). Which wallet are you using?
Title: Re: New here Post by: solnika on June 05, 2018, 07:32:29 PM Thank you for the answers.
I'm using bread, but I want to put it on my site as payment option and It needs to be the same address as I can't change it live. That's why I asked. Thanks again Regards Title: Re: New here Post by: harizen on June 05, 2018, 07:39:46 PM Thank you for the answers. I'm using bread, but I want to put it on my site as payment option and It needs to be the same address as I can't change it live. That's why I asked. Thanks again Regards If the only purpose of that address you are referring is to act as payment option address on your website then it's fine to do so. Just used different addresses for other purposes e.g direct personal transactions or other services you will offer with payment. Not just for privacy reason but for you to have a properly sorted out address for different uses. In that way, there are no mixed transactions for different purposes on a single address and you can easily track past transactions if necessary. Title: Re: New here Post by: boyptc on June 05, 2018, 10:28:29 PM Thank you for the answers. That's fine so you can track the payment of your customers correctly, right?I'm using bread, but I want to put it on my site as payment option and It needs to be the same address as I can't change it live. That's why I asked. Thanks again Regards Also make sure that you pin it out to your customers that's the only address you're using because there might be scammers that will imitate your website and will deceive your customers to send payment in bitcoin to another address they own. Title: Re: New here Post by: mk4 on June 06, 2018, 02:46:40 AM Thank you for the answers. I'm using bread, but I want to put it on my site as payment option and It needs to be the same address as I can't change it live. That's why I asked. Thanks again Regards You're better off using a different service if you were to accept payments. I would only suggest using the same address when receiving donations from a site. How would your buyer prove that he/she's the one who sent the payment if you're using one address? Through a signed message? Huge hassle. Huge no. Title: Re: New here Post by: $--Perfect. Exchange-$. on October 02, 2018, 10:58:34 AM Yeah, sure. You can send to the same address many times. But if the exchange Deposit address. We need to double-check. The address from the exchange Deposit may change.
Title: Re: New here Post by: chocolah29 on October 02, 2018, 03:15:24 PM Thank you for the answers. I'm using bread, but I want to put it on my site as payment option and It needs to be the same address as I can't change it live. That's why I asked. AFAIK, breadwallet generates new address once the address is already use, so make sure that you uncheck the box of generate new address. You can also use coinomi, if in case you need another wallet that the same as breadwallet. Title: Re: New here Post by: geopard on October 02, 2018, 06:25:20 PM You can give to many people. Incoming transactions are not limited to a number.
Title: Re: New here Post by: Mytoken on October 03, 2018, 07:43:10 AM Yes. Each time you participate in a bounty event, you will need to provide an address so that the project party can assign a reward to your wallet. You only need to protect your private key safely!
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