Topic: Address Changes (Read 993 times)
You are using a client wallet, correct? You can avoid having to generate a new address every time, by using a web wallet
It was never clear to me.
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
FYI: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Change
Use of change addresses is encouraged, to protect your privacy.
Yup, it makes the outsiders unable to tell which output is your payment out and which output is your change.
That transparent change addresses is too confusing. Change should go to address that you can see or on same from which u send.
I guess you can disable using change addresses, if you want to. (I saw an option in electrum, haven't used it)
Use of change addresses is encouraged, to protect your privacy.
That transparent change addresses is too confusing. Change should go to address that you can see or on same from which u send.
There is no reason for you to keep track of addresses because your wallet does that for you. You only need an address to receive bitcoins. After that it doesn't matter where the coins go to as long as your wallet is managing everything. If you want to micromanage your wallet, then you will need to understand more about how wallets, addresses, and transactions work.
This was mystery to me also @topic author. That transparent change addresses is too confusing. Change should go to address that you can see or on same from which u send.
It was never clear to me.
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
Bitcoin-Qt (aka Bitcoin Core) automatically generates 100 change addresses to start with, and refills the pool when it gets low. Change addresses are handled transparently to the user, so you won't find them unless you go looking. If you want to see which of the addresses in your wallet contain coins, enable coin control and look at the individual inputs when sending a transaction. The Bitcoin Wiki has more information on how change addresses work, if you're interested.
It was never clear to me.
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
I only have experience of blockchain.info, but you can specifiy what address you want the change to go into. You haven't lost the money so it's gone into one address you own. It can go into the same address, a different one of yours, or you can create a new one specially for it. Hope that helps.
It was never clear to me.
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
It depends on which wallet you are using.
For bitcoin core, the wallet will generate a new change address for you every time.
It was never clear to me.
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
you should put some pic etc , we dont know what was happen with you with only words like that.
It was never clear to me.
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
After i sent some Btc, 'change' goes to a unknown address. How can i know previously this address ?
How happens 'changes' process???
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