Wallet for creating multiple BTC addresses with labels and names?

[Cart]

Hey guys, does anyone know a wallet where I can create multiple BTC adresses and also label and name them? I get several passive payments and want to sort them out for comparison reasons. And have each of them come to a named Bitcoin address from me and compare them.
Is there such a wallet on the market right now, or how do you keep track of all the different addresses?

[TheButterZone]

Electrum?

[Cart]

You can only create multiple named Wallets there? Not one wallet with multiple named addresses?

[Fantum]

I think blockchain.info wallet supports what you're asking for. But for a desktop wallet? Perhaps Armory. Electum has a pay to many option, and you can save transaction in txt for example.

[Qartada]

TREZOR can do that if you link it with Dropbox.  You could also use it alongside Electrum if you wanted.

[jpoker272727]

Hey guys, does anyone know a wallet where I can create multiple BTC adresses and also label and name them? I get several passive payments and want to sort them out for comparison reasons. And have each of them come to a named Bitcoin address from me and compare them.
Is there such a wallet on the market right now, or how do you keep track of all the different addresses?

Many people do not recommend web wallets but I have found an easier way for this what are you looking for:

Coinbase has the feature to have multiple wallets in the same account and you can name the wallets as you want.

I just checked and each wallet has it's own addresses so you can categorize and see each wallet balance from the "Accounts" tab.

[VitorPl4y]

blockchain.info if you dont care about much security and want to use a web wallet.
and if you want maximum security without needing a hardware wallet, download Electrum.

[ActiveP]

There are startups making this service available include Onename and Netki. Their services are built on top of Namecoin, a blockchain Domain Name System (DNS) platform.

You should be careful though, it is risky depending on third parties to generate/customise wallet addresses. There could be security breaches if your private keys are leaked.

For partial customization,  you could try vanitygen.

[naidray]

I have come across this type of search and concluded bitcoin-core is the right stopping. You can have command line access to create hundreds of bitcoin addresses with labels. Also you can have your addresses exported into notepad or excel sheets.

By the way you does not need to download all the blockchain. You can have electrrum as watch only wallet. If you need to spend your bitcoins then you need to move your privatekeys from bitcoin-core to electrum.

Here are command line instructions :

Code:

1) Open a command prompt, go to the bitcoind directory (your bitcoin directory\daemon)

2) Type "bitcoind -daemon".  Keep this window open for as long as the batch below is running.

3) Open another command prompt.  Navigate to the bitcoind directory again.  Enter the code below at the prompt and press enter:


for /l %x in (1, 1, 5000) do bitcoin-cli getnewaddress


for /l %x in (1, 1, 5000) do bitcoind getnewaddress >> newaddrs.txt


If you want to put the above code in a batch file, use 2 '%' symbols in front of the x instead of 1.  
Replace the 5000 in the code above with the number of addresses you'd like to generate.  
All addresses created will be dumped to newaddrs.txt, and bitcoind happily stores them in your official client wallet automatically.  
Theoretically you can enter that same command above in multiple command prompts simultaneously and generate new addresses faster.

with label generations

for /l %x in (1, 1, 5000) do bitcoin-cli getnewaddress %x >> d:\newaddress.txt

[LeGaulois]

Hey guys, does anyone know a wallet where I can create multiple BTC adresses and also label and name them? I get several passive payments and want to sort them out for comparison reasons. And have each of them come to a named Bitcoin address from me and compare them.
Is there such a wallet on the market right now, or how do you keep track of all the different addresses?

Many people do not recommend web wallets but I have found an easier way for this what are you looking for:

Coinbase has the feature to have multiple wallets in the same account and you can name the wallets as you want.

I just checked and each wallet has it's own addresses so you can categorize and see each wallet balance from the "Accounts" tab.

HI
With coinbase you don't need multiple wallets to do this. You can have multiple adress under the same wallet and a label for each wallet. I use this myself. In fact after reading you, I didn't know we can have multiple wallets on coinbase. Or maybe you're making a confusion? When you generate a new adress, this adress belong to the same wallet, it doesn't create another wallet.

[unamis76]

Pretty much all wallets that exist? At least the bigger ones... Bitcoin Core and its variants, Electrum, Armory...

[klarki]

In any wallet, you can create many addresses.

[jpoker272727]

Hey guys, does anyone know a wallet where I can create multiple BTC adresses and also label and name them? I get several passive payments and want to sort them out for comparison reasons. And have each of them come to a named Bitcoin address from me and compare them.
Is there such a wallet on the market right now, or how do you keep track of all the different addresses?

Many people do not recommend web wallets but I have found an easier way for this what are you looking for:

Coinbase has the feature to have multiple wallets in the same account and you can name the wallets as you want.

I just checked and each wallet has it's own addresses so you can categorize and see each wallet balance from the "Accounts" tab.

HI
With coinbase you don't need multiple wallets to do this. You can have multiple adress under the same wallet and a label for each wallet. I use this myself. In fact after reading you, I didn't know we can have multiple wallets on coinbase. Or maybe you're making a confusion? When you generate a new adress, this adress belong to the same wallet, it doesn't create another wallet.

I'm happy that my post was helpful for you and probably for others too what will read it.

When you create new wallet(s) in coinbase they all belong to the same account, I hope you understand the hierarchy.

But when you create new addresses you can decide in which wallet you want to create new addresses so they don't get mixed between your wallets, recheck it again and if you have any issue I will help you.

[CyberKuro]

I think blockchain.info wallet supports what you're asking for. But for a desktop wallet? Perhaps Armory. Electum has a pay to many option, and you can save transaction in txt for example.

Yes, currently I use blockchain.info which provides some features including you can create multiple BTC  addresses and could name every transaction you've made to track and manage your transactions and blockchain.info has advanced features is to use the mobile bitcoin wallet for android or Apple.
I'm very interested to use electrum as well, but has not been done until today, it has some advantages such as:
Instant on: Your client does not download the blockchain, it uses a remote server.
Forgiving: Your wallet can be recovered from a secret seed.
Safe: Private keys are never sent to the server. Information sent by the server is verified using SPV
No downtimes: Several public servers are available, you can switch instantly.
Ubiquitous: You can use the same wallet on different computers, it will auto-synchronize.
Open: You can export your private keys into other Bitcoin clients. Tested and audited: Electrum is open source and was first released in November 2011.
(Source : https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/10461/what-are-some-compelling-reasons-to-use-electrum )

[FLoving]

I know that electrum will do that job for you. I know that you do not have that wallet that is why you do not know that there is that features in electrum wallet. In electrum you will have multiple addresses and you can give name to each of the address.

[Cart]

Thanks for all the replies, I will check that out!

[piloder]

You can do it with blockchain.info web wallet, just create bitcoin address in bitaddress.org and import private keys to your blockchain wallet. While importing they will ask do you want to label this address. This one I find the easiest way to do what you want.