Bitcoin adress - Blockchain question

[Tszunami98]

I have generated some adresses in my blockchain account.
I have recieved a payment at one of them but now is gone from the list.
I still have some projects and i gave the same adress that now is gone for people to send btc at.
Will i still recieve funds or i have to give them a fresh adress?

[unholycactus]

You'll still receive the funds, you don't lose control of the key and addresses can be reused.
This goes against best practices, reusing an address is discouraged.

Using an online wallet also is.

[HCP]

That's just b.info being "helpful"... if you go to the addresses section under settings... and then click "manage" you'll see all your addresses.

 You'll still continue to receive any payments made to your "old" addresses...

[ralle14]

You'll still receive the funds, you don't lose control of the key and addresses can be reused.
This goes against best practices, reusing an address is discouraged.

Using an online wallet also is.

OP can't have any access of the private key unless the address he is using is an imported one. That is one of the cons when using blockchain's new hd wallet.

Will i still recieve funds or i have to give them a fresh adress?

Haven't you checked your wallet yet? Like what these two above me said you should receive the btc in your wallet.  You can also test it if you want to.

[HCP]

OP can't have any access of the private key unless the address he is using is an imported one. That is one of the cons when using blockchain's new hd wallet.

You can't get simple, direct access to the private keys from a b.info HD wallet... but you can still find out what your private keys are by using the 12 word seed and a tool like: https://iancoleman.github.io/bip39/

You just need to know what the correct Derivation Path is... I believe b.info use: m/44'/0'/0' but I'm not 100% sure on that.