<p>I'm answering this question under the assumption that you are asking how to tell whether an address is a segwit address.</p>
<p>Judging from some Reddit threads I've found, Bittrex does not support withdrawing to <em>native</em> segwit addresses. Native segwit addresses start with the prefix <code>bc1…</code>. If the deposit address you got from Binance starts either with <code>1…</code> or with <code>3…</code> and Bittrex accepts it in their withdrawal request form, you should be fine. If it does start with <code>bc1…</code> look whether there is some option on Binance to switch the address format for the deposit address.</p>

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2021-02-27T19:12:31.107Z
Thank u for responding. My btc adress in binance it’s starting by 1Pn. it’s good ? And an other thing I tried before with the btc adress in binance (ERC20) and it stayed pending for hours and when I looked in the blockchain I didn’t find the the same amount that I sent. So I was little scared to lost it, then I canceled the transaction.
Hamza Siraj
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An address starting with `1Pn…` would be a non-segwit address and should work for a withdrawal from Bittrex. Do not use the ERC20 address, ERC20 is a standard for tokens on Ethereum.
Murch
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Murch
<p>I want transfer a btc from bittrex to binance but they are telling me that they are supporting only non segwit adress. I don’t know if my btc adress In binance it’s non segwit too.   Thank u</p>

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2021-02-26T18:16:06.263Z
Are you asking how to tell if an address is a segwit address?
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Hamza Siraj
# transferring funds from bittrex to binance

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-02-26)

I want transfer a btc from bittrex to binance but they are telling me that they are supporting only non segwit adress. I don’t know if my btc adress In binance it’s non segwit too. Thank u

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Are you asking how to tell if an address is a segwit address?  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2021-02-26. Score: 1

I'm answering this question under the assumption that you are asking how to tell whether an address is a segwit address.

Judging from some Reddit threads I've found, Bittrex does not support withdrawing to *native* segwit addresses. Native segwit addresses start with the prefix `bc1…`. If the deposit address you got from Binance starts either with `1…` or with `3…` and Bittrex accepts it in their withdrawal request form, you should be fine. If it does start with `bc1…` look whether there is some option on Binance to switch the address format for the deposit address.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank u for responding. My btc adress in binance it’s starting by 1Pn. it’s good ? And an other thing I tried before with the btc adress in binance (ERC20) and it stayed pending for hours and when I looked in the blockchain I didn’t find the the same amount that I sent. So I was little scared to lost it, then I canceled the transaction.  
> **username_2**: An address starting with `1Pn…` would be a non-segwit address and should work for a withdrawal from Bittrex. Do not use the ERC20 address, ERC20 is a standard for tokens on Ethereum.  

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