Topic: public address in my wallet? - page 2. (Read 321 times)

Yes..Right.. then "In the addresses tab", which one are you talking about? I guess you are talking about "Create new receiving address" button under receive tab. Yes. you can create new address and use this to receive. What I am asking is that I want to see ALL public addresses have been generated by my wallet. What is the rpc command for that?

Maybe something like *getalladdressinfo* ..maybe..don't know..? ...then..it shows all public addresses that associated with your wallet....Is there anything like that?

If you can't find the newly generated one try to check the receive tab under "requested payments history" it should show something like this



Now check if one is the address that you are looking for. If not you can use the console to check if the address that automatically generated is yours by using this command below.



Then check under ismine if it's true or not. If it's true then the generated address is yours.

Everytime you send or receive funds, a new address will be generated by your wallet.

In the addresses tab you've found there should be a "new" button (or there used to be) so if you want more addresses you could use that too.

Hello,

I am currently testing with Bitcoin  Core Qt v.0.21.0

1. Is there any way I can see all my public addresses associated with my wallet? I quickly google...something came up..someone mentioned there is a command getaddress something with empty parameter that responds the list of public addresses that associated with my wallet..but it looks like this is no longer true in the latest version. Is there any command for that I can try to use the list of all my public addresses of my wallet?

2. I see there is a receiving addresses window showing all public addresses have been generated. However, I believe there could be more than what these are showing.
    Here is some interesting thing I noticed.....

    I tested to send my bitcoin to myself....

    Say here is my public bitcoin address generated, which is "abc"...
    I sent 0.001 bitcoin to "abc".....
    What I noticed is that bitcoin detects the "abc" belongs to my self..so it generated new public address automatically(which I noticed in the payload, ..let's say ..this new public address "def")... .... the thing is that the "def" public address generated I wasn't able to find in the receiving addresses window...

   So I guess the list of public addresses showing in the Receiving Addresses are something that you generated explicitly by yourself.

Thanks,