<p>You dont have to be connected to the internet to have your wallet verified or something. People can send bitcoin to you (or a random valid address) even without them knowing it exist. You can create an address on a site like <a href="https://www.offlineaddress.com/" rel="nofollow">this</a> or create an address in your wallet app (such as Multibit, which is a program I'd advise to use). I would suggest the latter option, because it is safer (just 1 site/app that could possible know your secret key) and it takes away the hassle of importing the wallet in Multibit. </p>

<p>Your second question: yes, the address is the only thing the other person needs to know. Sometimes you also have a QR-code which act as the same thing, but your address alone is enough. </p>

<p>TL;DR. No need to connect to the internet, and create (and control) an address in Multibit. The one who is going to send you coins only needs to know your address. Good luck!</p>

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Dear Friend.. Thank you very much for your answers. It is worth for me. Here i would like to discuss or ask that say i have my website that generate wallet address, i gave you my wallet address for exa my address is : 18eQACr2RqSLEKNKjW3sBKCJY2MDNFKUPP

Now, if you deposite money on this from any website OR App OR software than how that application will come to know whether such address exists or not?

Where it will be connected with? Can you help me out on this?
user16884
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Heya. An address does NOT have to exist to sent something to it. Sending BTC to an address that is NOT generated is something called `burning BTC`. When I sent something, the address is checked if it's valid, by [this](https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1026.0) method. If it's valid, it is sent. If it's not, it will not be send. But it does not have to be generated.
Mathias711
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Mathias711
<p>I would like to know how a wallet address can be generated? One site suggested me to create a script for that, that is 1 option, I would like if any other there.</p>

<p>Mainly I am willing to know is how that address will get connected to network for transactions?</p>

<p>If I have my wallet address and I give it to anyone, will the other be able to deposit bitcoins in that address, using my wallet address only? If yes how will the network come to know about my wallet address?</p>

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related: [At what point is a new wallet known by the Bitcoin network?](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/13225/5406)
Murch
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2014-05-30T11:04:04.800Z
You are asking several questions in your post that are not very closely related. Please only ask one question per post, so that each question might be answered by itself. Also, all of your questions have been answered here already, please try to find an answer to a question first, before asking it.
Murch
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How to generate wallet address? And how to get that connected with internet for transactions?
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# How to generate wallet address? And how to get that connected with internet for transactions?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-05-21)

I would like to know how a wallet address can be generated? One site suggested me to create a script for that, that is 1 option, I would like if any other there.

Mainly I am willing to know is how that address will get connected to network for transactions?

If I have my wallet address and I give it to anyone, will the other be able to deposit bitcoins in that address, using my wallet address only? If yes how will the network come to know about my wallet address?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: related: [At what point is a new wallet known by the Bitcoin network?](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/q/13225/5406)  
> **username_1**: You are asking several questions in your post that are not very closely related. Please only ask one question per post, so that each question might be answered by itself. Also, all of your questions have been answered here already, please try to find an answer to a question first, before asking it.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2014-05-21. Score: 3

You dont have to be connected to the internet to have your wallet verified or something. People can send bitcoin to you (or a random valid address) even without them knowing it exist. You can create an address on a site like [this](https://www.offlineaddress.com/) or create an address in your wallet app (such as Multibit, which is a program I'd advise to use). I would suggest the latter option, because it is safer (just 1 site/app that could possible know your secret key) and it takes away the hassle of importing the wallet in Multibit.

Your second question: yes, the address is the only thing the other person needs to know. Sometimes you also have a QR-code which act as the same thing, but your address alone is enough.

TL;DR. No need to connect to the internet, and create (and control) an address in Multibit. The one who is going to send you coins only needs to know your address. Good luck!

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Dear Friend.. Thank you very much for your answers. It is worth for me. Here i would like to discuss or ask that say i have my website that generate wallet address, i gave you my wallet address for exa my address is : 18eQACr2RqSLEKNKjW3sBKCJY2MDNFKUPP  Now, if you deposite money on this from any website OR App OR software than how that application will come to know whether such address exists or not?  Where it will be connected with? Can you help me out on this?  
> **username_2**: Heya. An address does NOT have to exist to sent something to it. Sending BTC to an address that is NOT generated is something called `burning BTC`. When I sent something, the address is checked if it's valid, by [this](https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1026.0) method. If it's valid, it is sent. If it's not, it will not be send. But it does not have to be generated.  

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