question about bitcoin wallet

[vssa]

what wallets  supports you being able to receive Bitcoin from the same address you sent them from?

[tbcoin]

what wallets  supports you being able to receive Bitcoin from the same address you sent them from?

Yes

[vssa]

yes what? what wallet ?

[ludo0777]

what wallets  supports you being able to receive Bitcoin from the same address you sent them from?

Yes

What do you mean by that?

[vssa]

"What do you mean by that?"
I mean that i send payment to some address and than i receive back payment to the same address that the payment was sent from.
 

[Stephen Gornick]

This is the list from BitLotto.   Click the link for "BitLotto Compatible Software"
 - http://www.BitLotto.com

Bitcoin
Electrum
Armory
BitcoinJ
MultiBit
Blockchain.info
Strongcoin
Blockchain (Android)
BitcoinSpinner (Android)
Bitcoin Wallet (Android)
Blockchain (iOS)

[ludo0777]

"What do you mean by that?"
I mean that i send payment to some address and than i receive back payment to the same address that the payment was sent from.
 

I was quoting the post where the person just wrote "yes"

[edd]

"What do you mean by that?"
I mean that i send payment to some address and than i receive back payment to the same address that the payment was sent from.
 

I was quoting the post where the person just wrote "yes"

I'm assuming they meant that there isn't anything preventing you from receiving coins at any wallet you wish.

[tbcoin]

yes what? what wallet ?

I'm sorry, I understood you were asking if could do, instead of which could..  as you didn't say e-wallet.

[HonorMe]

I believe the intersango wallet allows this too, if i understand what you asked correctly

[Maged]

I believe the intersango wallet allows this too, if i understand what you asked correctly

No.

For context, this question is asking what (e-)wallets don't store your funds in a single pool of funds. This is important because many gambling sites, so they can verifiably prove that they aren't stealing money, send winnings to the address that the funds were sent from. On many e-wallets, the funds could be sent from practically any address that the site has. Whereas, with most normal wallets, you directly control all of the addresses that the funds could come from, so it doesn't really matter