<p>It came from both.</p>

<p>Transactions can have multiple senders and multiple recipients.</p>

<p>Sometimes a single address can also be <em>both</em> a sender and a recipient.</p>

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2013-05-26T11:49:45.950Z
But what if I want to send money back to the person that sent it to me - what address do I use?
sprstr
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2013-05-26T12:17:36.963Z
@sprstr you don't: you should contact him to ask him an address.
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2013-05-26T11:30:25.030Z
2013-05-26T11:30:25.030Z
o0'.
<p>A transaction into one of my wallets is showing that it came from two addresses? How can I find out which one it came from?</p>

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Blockchain is showing 2 incoming addresses for a transaction?
sprstr
# Blockchain is showing 2 incoming addresses for a transaction?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-05-26)

A transaction into one of my wallets is showing that it came from two addresses? How can I find out which one it came from?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2013-05-26. Score: 4

It came from both.

Transactions can have multiple senders and multiple recipients.

Sometimes a single address can also be *both* a sender and a recipient.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: But what if I want to send money back to the person that sent it to me - what address do I use?  
> **username_1**: @username_0 you don't: you should contact him to ask him an address.  

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