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Quote from: hdsouza on April 18, 2020, 03:14:45 PM

Hi,
Sorry I am new to the Crypto world.
Trying to find out more details on the ERC20 Wallet Address and how Do I get one.
Is the ERC20 Wallet Address the same as the Etherium wallet address which I can get on coinbase.com?

Thanks

Most of the crypto (Tokens) are ERC20. And each ERC20 token then uses the Ethereum platform. Ethereum Address and ERC20 Address are the same. But the difference is in the wallet you use. If the wallet does not support ERC20, then do not send ERC20 tokens, they will not confirm, even if your token is sent. Unless the wallet is available a private key. So you can get a private key for access at MEW.

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Quote from: Alohadanc3 on July 31, 2020, 01:17:42 PM

yes,erc20 and ethereum wallets are almost same thing. Ethereum is the main chain and erc20 is just a standrad in that chain. There are many wallets available where you can create ethereum wallets. but I strongly suggest you to go for myetherwallet. Most of the people start with them. they are easy to use, and they also have a good tutorial for how to create wallets. And if you have any other choice you can go with it.just go for any wallets which supports all the ethereum standrads and all eth based coins.

Actually, most of the users have been making the use of myetherwallet because it's reliable and easy to use the thing. I would strongly recommend this to all the noobs who want to create an ERC-20 wallet address. MEW would be always greater and secure choice for ERC-20 address.

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yes,erc20 and ethereum wallets are almost same thing. Ethereum is the main chain and erc20 is just a standrad in that chain. There are many wallets available where you can create ethereum wallets. but I strongly suggest you to go for myetherwallet. Most of the people start with them. they are easy to use, and they also have a good tutorial for how to create wallets. And if you have any other choice you can go with it.just go for any wallets which supports all the ethereum standrads and all eth based coins.

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Quote from: hdsouza on April 18, 2020, 03:14:45 PM

Hi,
Sorry I am new to the Crypto world.
Trying to find out more details on the ERC20 Wallet Address and how Do I get one.
Is the ERC20 Wallet Address the same as the Etherium wallet address which I can get on coinbase.com?

Thanks

Most of the crypto (Tokens) are ERC20. And each ERC20 token then uses the Ethereum platform. Ethereum Address and ERC20 Address are the same. But the difference is in the wallet you use. If the wallet does not support ERC20, then do not send ERC20 tokens, they will not confirm, even if your token is sent. Unless the wallet is available a private key. So you can get a private key for access at MEW.

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I personally recommend that all beginners feel free to register an Ether wallet for themselves, which will serve as an excellent tool for realizing financial transactions. There are a lot of video tutorials that easily and correctly tell you about registering an Ethereum wallet.

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Quote from: hdsouza on April 18, 2020, 03:14:45 PM

Hi,
Sorry I am new to the Crypto world.
Trying to find out more details on the ERC20 Wallet Address and how Do I get one.
Is the ERC20 Wallet Address the same as the Etherium wallet address which I can get on coinbase.com?

Thanks

Hello, ethereum address is different from the addresses of erc20 tokens,

Actually the Ethereum address is no different from the ERC20 address. The Ethereum address also supports ERC20. But the problem is he uses a wallet that limits all ERC20 tokens. If someone sends an ERC20 token to the Ethereum exchange wallet, then their token will enter the wallet, but Exchange does not support it, so it does not appear in the balance.

that's why if you follow the airdrop or bounty they always ask for an unrelated address or the address you normally use is exchanged other than what you mentioned earlier.
You also do not have access to the address.

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Quote from: bgaf on April 18, 2020, 11:30:02 PM

Quote from: hdsouza on April 18, 2020, 03:14:45 PM

Hi,
Sorry I am new to the Crypto world.
Trying to find out more details on the ERC20 Wallet Address and how Do I get one.
Is the ERC20 Wallet Address the same as the Etherium wallet address which I can get on coinbase.com?

Thanks

Hello, ethereum address is different from the addresses of erc20 tokens,

Actually the Ethereum address is no different from the ERC20 address. The Ethereum address also supports ERC20. But the problem is he uses a wallet that limits all ERC20 tokens. If someone sends an ERC20 token to the Ethereum exchange wallet, then their token will enter the wallet, but Exchange does not support it, so it does not appear in the balance.

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Quote from: Nesbee2 on July 16, 2020, 03:37:52 PM

There are so many wallets out there supporting Erc20 based tokens , in the wallet you have different erc20 tokens with different addresses. Trust wallet supports ethereum based tokens, imtoken, myetherwallet , coinomi, Atomic wallet and alot of others the mobile Apps are on google play store and App store. Go and check them out and download anyone of your choice . I use imtoken.

Point of correction, in a wallet supporting ERC20 tokens, no matter the amount of tokens, all the tokens use one unique ERC20 address. For instance same ETH address copied to receive ETH will be same for any ERC20 token like BZRX or USDT (ERC20 version). So in essence you just need your main ETH address to receive any other erc20 token in that wallet and not otherwise.

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Quote from: hdsouza on April 18, 2020, 03:14:45 PM

Hi,
Sorry I am new to the Crypto world.
Trying to find out more details on the ERC20 Wallet Address and how Do I get one.
Is the ERC20 Wallet Address the same as the Etherium wallet address which I can get on coinbase.com?

Thanks

Yes,but much better if you can use Myetherwallet because it was the best and trusted ERC20 ethereum wallet ever since. Also using Myetherwallet ,you have full accountability with your wallet because you will have your own password and private to make your funda safe.

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Quote from: hdsouza on April 18, 2020, 03:14:45 PM

Hi,
Sorry I am new to the Crypto world.
Trying to find out more details on the ERC20 Wallet Address and how Do I get one.
Is the ERC20 Wallet Address the same as the Etherium wallet address which I can get on coinbase.com?

Thanks

Welcome to the Bitcointalk forum. Hopefully this forum can be useful for you, and can learn a lot about crypto.
I think the Ethereum address on Coinbase and on other wallets is the same. However, Coinbase wallets do not support all ERC20s. I think you better use the Ethereum address found in MyEtherWallet. MyEtherWallet support for all ERC20. So don't use anything else to store ERC20 tokens if you don't really understand them.
Url: https://www.myetherwallet.com/

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Quote from: Nesbee2 on July 16, 2020, 03:37:52 PM

There are so many wallets out there supporting Erc20 based tokens , in the wallet you have different erc20 tokens with different addresses. Trust wallet supports ethereum based tokens, imtoken, myetherwallet , coinomi, Atomic wallet and alot of others the mobile Apps are on google play store and App store. Go and check them out and download anyone of your choice . I use imtoken.

Trust wallet remains my favorite especially for ERC20 tokens. However, I observed something when trying to convert my old BZRX to new version. It worked with IMTOKEN v2 but failed with trust wallet, which means Imtoken v2 is also good in DAPP aspect. Metamask is also awesome for additional features, and it works with firefox on mobile devices.

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Quote from: Leah38 on July 16, 2020, 03:44:19 PM

I use Trust wallet. Its easy to use and less hassle that MEW wherein you have to login every time. You can just download it on play store and create your wallet.

I believe that if you do not need to log into your wallet all the time, then the possibility of hacking will be very high. If hackers will get access to your computer, they will not even need to hack your password

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I use Trust wallet. Its easy to use and less hassle that MEW wherein you have to login every time. You can just download it on play store and create your wallet.

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There are so many wallets out there supporting Erc20 based tokens , in the wallet you have different erc20 tokens with different addresses. Trust wallet supports ethereum based tokens, imtoken, myetherwallet , coinomi, Atomic wallet and alot of others the mobile Apps are on google play store and App store. Go and check them out and download anyone of your choice . I use imtoken.

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Yes, ethereum address and erc20 is same. Though the there is a small difference. Erc20 stands for just one standard off all ethereum standards. So if you make a ethereum wallet from decentralised wallet it will support all the token based on ethereum blockchain.
There are a lots of options available but I would suggest you to go for myetherwallet. It's very easy. They also have a step by step tutorial. So it won't be a problem to get ethereum wallet address. Just keep on mind what ever the private key or keystore file is keep it safe.

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Quote from: hdsouza on April 18, 2020, 03:14:45 PM

Hi,
Sorry I am new to the Crypto world.
Trying to find out more details on the ERC20 Wallet Address and how Do I get one.
Is the ERC20 Wallet Address the same as the Etherium wallet address which I can get on coinbase.com?

Thanks

Much better to use https://www.myetherwallet.com/ because it support all ERC20 wallet address. It's so easy no hassle to create and it was tested and trusted,easy to access and transfer your funds into different ERC20 wallet address or even sending your funds into an exchange.

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Erc 20 took the larger share when it comes to altcoins and the wallet is pretty easy even for newbie, newbie can handle erc 20. Everything about erc20 is awesome including the palatible interface I so much love and the wallet.

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there are many answers from users in this forum who have answered your question, where ETH and ERC20 are not the same but ERC20 is still under Ethereum.

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yes it's the same and supports other erc20 tokens, but you better make your own wallet like mew, imtoken,trustwallet, or whatever it is where you are holding 100% control over your wallet.

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Quote from: hdsouza on April 18, 2020, 03:14:45 PM

Hi,
Sorry I am new to the Crypto world.
Trying to find out more details on the ERC20 Wallet Address and how Do I get one.
Is the ERC20 Wallet Address the same as the Etherium wallet address which I can get on coinbase.com?

Thanks

You must use myether wallet, imtoken and trust wallet don't used any extension because sometimes their money got disappear or they are prone of hacking yesterday my friend sees his wallet and he sew a transaction but he didn't used his wallet that time he is using metamask then it was happen.

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