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Topic: A comma or full stop in address - page 2. (Read 1320 times)

legendary
Activity: 1204
Merit: 1000
August 14, 2016, 06:41:34 AM
#5
Recently I was required to send money to someone.He gave me his bitcoin address which I copied without knowing that I also copied the comma with btc address like 123avghhhfhhjjjjjjj,I pasted it exactly same in senders address and logged out of my online wallet.I was sure I did everything right and recipient must have gotten his money.I got shocked when the receipient informed me that he didn't receive the coins even after 1 hour.
I logged in back and see the transaction failed and my coins were back in my wallet.
I realized my mistake, removed comma from address and sent coin again.
I assume if wallet address is more than prescribed characters,it becomes invalid.Right?
Have you any have similar experiences?

I just checked the coinbase web client and when I put a bitcoin address with a comma at the end it informs me that "Please enter a valid email or Bitcoin address" so I don't know about your bitcoin client but it should warn you at least!
legendary
Activity: 2170
Merit: 1427
August 14, 2016, 06:30:30 AM
#4
I use Bitcoin core, and if I enter a wrong address (wrong in the way of there are unsupported characters in the address), then my wallet notifies me that there something is wrong by making the [send to] bar red. Easy to understand and very noticeable warning.
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1019
August 14, 2016, 06:18:58 AM
#3
I assume if wallet address is more than prescribed characters,it becomes invalid.Right?
This depends on software you use for bitcoin transactions.
"Good" wallets must inform you about wrong address immidiately.
hero member
Activity: 798
Merit: 501
August 14, 2016, 06:15:20 AM
#2
Recently I was required to send money to someone.He gave me his bitcoin address which I copied without knowing that I also copied the comma with btc address like 123avghhhfhhjjjjjjj,I pasted it exactly same in senders address and logged out of my online wallet.I was sure I did everything right and recipient must have gotten his money.I got shocked when the receipient informed me that he didn't receive the coins even after 1 hour.
I logged in back and see the transaction failed and my coins were back in my wallet.
I realized my mistake, removed comma from address and sent coin again.
I assume if wallet address is more than prescribed characters,it becomes invalid.Right?
Have you any have similar experiences?

of course no, because it's quite impossible any comma or special characters inside a btc address.
probably you or "someone" made a mistake by copying address with special character ",".
next time before you copy just ask again, because a "," could be another important letter "mM" "kK" "lL" (EU keyboard)
legendary
Activity: 854
Merit: 1000
August 14, 2016, 06:02:43 AM
#1
Recently I was required to send money to someone.He gave me his bitcoin address which I copied without knowing that I also copied the comma with btc address like 123avghhhfhhjjjjjjj,I pasted it exactly same in senders address and logged out of my online wallet.I was sure I did everything right and recipient must have gotten his money.I got shocked when the receipient informed me that he didn't receive the coins even after 1 hour.
I logged in back and see the transaction failed and my coins were back in my wallet.
I realized my mistake, removed comma from address and sent coin again.
I assume if wallet address is more than prescribed characters,it becomes invalid.Right?
Have you any have similar experiences?
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