Do bitcoin addresses expire?

[cryptomoon1003]

no they do not expire

[Ralph1075]

To my knowledge,, I do not think Bitcoin address do expire because when creating a wallet ,,it wasn't written in the terms and conditions, and I think same applies to local bank account which doesn't expire, instead it gets blocked/frozen,But doesn't expire.

[LovellaSai]

I think you should make authority aware of it so that they can be ready to take any actions

[bright4mech]

Bitcoin wallet address does not expire, and as long the private key is save, the wallet is secured, secondly bitcoin wallet address has one private key in wallet address, is the best wallet so far that you can open any time, without using one device, as long you know your password. 

[O$IRIS]

Bitcoin addresses cannot expire since it's just a string of letters & #s.

[rajkr]

suppose you give someone a btc addresses to send you bitcoin, and then they wait 8-12 weeks before sending you bitcoin to that address.

is the address still valid? It will still go to your wallet?

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Bitcoin address is permanent.It doesn't expire.It doesn't vary with time.Once you got your address,it is permanent like your account number.So any one can send you any coins .

[Bforce]

No addresses do not expire, u can generate as many as you want. if people send bitcoin to your old addresses you will recieve it. Take care of private key and you will be fine.
check this .    https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1952092.0

[Santaffic]

It might have happened that their bitcoin source is empty and so mining cause them to delay

[gbenga88]

I do not believe bitcoin addresses expire

[kingragnar]

the bitcoin address or private key does not have expiration but I know it has been generated which can happen but it still depends on the wallet you use because we do not hold the facts on our web wallet or private key we can not say it can not be lost

[Dudeperfect]

The bitcoin address is valid as far as you have your private keys with you. Even if you are losing your private keys then you will be able to send Bitcoins to that address but then you won't be able to extract Bitcoin from that wallet. However, if you are holding your Bitcoins on an exchange then you might not be able to use the same wallet if the exchange is deciding to shut down their services unless you have exported your private key from the exchange before shutting down.

Any Bitcoin address never expires but you should always have a private key associated with that address if you are willing to use it to store your funds.

[highquA1]

No need to worry about adress but it needs to be worried that the one who had your btc address didn't deposit btcs

[WordDeckTuch]

Don't worrt they don't do such

[MintDice]

They don't expire, just be sure not to lose your private keys!

 

[usama98]

Once they're created they never go anywhere. Just make sure to retain the private keys. If you're using a HD wallet like Mycelium and carry out subsequent transactions then new addresses will be created for each one, but if money is sent to the old address it'll still show up in your balance.

Btc adresses are computer generated adresses & they cannot be deleted or expire once created.

[TryNinja]

LISTEN UP EVERYBODY!

This question already has been answered MULTIPLE TIMES. Do we really need 3 pages of Newbies repeating the same thing over and over again with a broken english?

"They don't expire"
"Don't worrt they don't do such"
"I do not believe bitcoin addresses expire"

JUST STOP! You will not get any merit with this bullshit anyways. Stop wasting server resources.