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April 11, 2023, 02:10:48 PM
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Hello,

I'm also very interested in this topic. Can people please post new updates to the list (only for Bitcoin)?
Remember, this post is about EXCHANGES, not software wallets.
Let me start by giving my own input:

Kraken: yes, can create multiple deposit addresses
Coinbase: yes, can create multiple deposit addresses
Bitstamp: yes, can create multiple deposit addresses
Bitfinex: yes, can create multiple deposit addresses
Blockchain.com: no, only 1 deposit address

Any more input please?

I used Coinbase, but not often, and they allow us to create unlimited deposit addresses. However, they recently changed some policies and heavily restricted accounts from countries they no longer support.
Because I also have a blkchain.com account, and I remember they also let me create multiple deposit addresses. Why do you say no? Can you explain it? The rest of the exchanges you mentioned, I've never used them, do they work like coinbase?
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April 11, 2023, 02:24:39 PM
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I used Coinbase, but not often, and they allow us to create unlimited deposit addresses. However, they recently changed some policies and heavily restricted accounts from countries they no longer support.
Because I also have a blkchain.com account, and I remember they also let me create multiple deposit addresses. Why do you say no? Can you explain it? The rest of the exchanges you mentioned, I've never used them, do they work like coinbase?
I haven't used blockchain.com (Please write the full domain name always) but if I'm correct blockchain has a wallet feature and an exchange feature and both are different like coinbase. Coinbase offers custodial wallet service along with their exchange while blockchain.com offer noncustodial wallet service with their exchange option. GekkeBelg or the OP of this thread is talking about blockchain.com exchange, not the wallet service if I get him correctly. I can be wrong because I have never used blockchain.com wallet or their exchange service.

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April 11, 2023, 02:57:17 PM
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This list really needs to be updated and most of the information is no longer valid, to my knowledge I have corrected this information:

Sr.No. Exchange - Allows the creation of more than 1 address?
6. OkexNo - One address per user  Changed to OKX and allows you to generate up to 10 new addresses for each account.
7. FTXNo - One address per user   scam
12. LocalBitcoinsYes - Can generate new addresses shut down
13. PaxfulYes - Can generate new addresses shut down

I did not use others, but I think that there have been changes.

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April 11, 2023, 03:03:24 PM
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This list really needs to be updated and most of the information is no longer valid, to my knowledge I have corrected this information:

Sr.No. Exchange - Allows the creation of more than 1 address?
6. OkexNo - One address per user  Changed to OKX and allows you to generate up to 10 new addresses for each account.
7. FTXNo - One address per user   scam
12. LocalBitcoinsYes - Can generate new addresses shut down
13. PaxfulYes - Can generate new addresses shut down

I did not use others, but I think that there have been changes.

Nice work. I'd give you a merit if I had any left Smiley

Some more suggestions:
- Replace LocalBitcoins with AgoraDesk (allows unlimited unique addresses)
- Add ByBit with note that it does not allow creation of unique deposit addresses
- Add a note recommending to check KYC Not Me as a helpful resource to find similar services is also a good idea.
- Add a note to add awareness that a unique deposit address is good privacy practice but is not sure fire. Just because Coinbase offers unique addresses, does not mean Coinbase is not as good as other services for your privacy.
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April 11, 2023, 11:17:24 PM
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Hello,

I'm also very interested in this topic. Can people please post new updates to the list (only for Bitcoin)?
Remember, this post is about EXCHANGES, not software wallets.
Let me start by giving my own input:

Kraken: yes, can create multiple deposit addresses
Coinbase: yes, can create multiple deposit addresses
Bitstamp: yes, can create multiple deposit addresses
Bitfinex: yes, can create multiple deposit addresses
Blockchain.com: no, only 1 deposit address

Any more input please?

I used Coinbase, but not often, and they allow us to create unlimited deposit addresses. However, they recently changed some policies and heavily restricted accounts from countries they no longer support.
Because I also have a blkchain.com account, and I remember they also let me create multiple deposit addresses. Why do you say no? Can you explain it? The rest of the exchanges you mentioned, I've never used them, do they work like coinbase?

Read my post careful, I was talking about Exchanges only.
Blockchain.com regular wallet offers multiple deposit addresses (as any non-custodial wallet does) but the Exchange (custodial) does not.
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