Thanks all,

Make sense.
In fact, I just reviewed my transactions and they all succeeded on both addresses  (pfew !) 

Good to know that I can still use my old address, because I think there is no risk on reusing, it's a receiving address, so I guess there is no harm even if someone reuse it (who will?), the transaction will always end up to my wallet.

Did I miss anything?

Many thanks!

Hi

Under Electrum > 'Receiving Address' (R) I expected to find my wallet address, is this correct?
If so that's strange because I transferred successfully to another address (that I got when I installed Electrum), and that address (W) is not (R).

So I'm bit confused , where do I get my wallet address (assuming it doesn't change every time) ?

I tried to transfer to R, and I got nothing so far...

Thanks !

Hi HCP

Thanks a lot for your feedback, it really helps me to start with the right foot.
I was not aware that Electrum is only for BTC, I thought I could manage different wallets with it, each one with its own currency.
Then I'll install both versions of Electrum so I can have BTC & BCH in my wallets.

And I didn't know that my private key was changing with time (transactions).

Many thanks !

Thank you Coin

I appreciate your feedback.

Thanks Crair

I've exported the key as csv from Wallet > Private Keys > Export
Pretty straighforward.

My next step now is to deposit some BCH into my wallet. I'll use Bitstamp for that.

Many thanks

Yes, I got it.

Thank you

Hi

Sorry I'm new to Electrum, just started my std wallet yesterday, and I was wondering where my private key is kept.
I only entered a password, and I assume that is not my private key, which I guess should be in some file..

Many thanks !