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  <p>I'm trying to withdraw this balance to my Bitcoin Core's 3~ address. (Which is Segwit address, right? I made this by addwitnessaddress command)</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Kind of. Addresses which start with 3 are known as Pay-to-Script-Hash addresses (P2SH). Because you used the <code>addwitnessaddress</code> command, your one will be a segwit P2SH yes. But not all addresses which start with 3 are for segwit, they are commonly multisig addresses or could be many other things.</p>

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  <p>Does this situation accepted?</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Yes, there should be no difference to your exchange between sending to an address starting with a 3 and an address starting with a 1.</p>

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meshcollider
<p>I have some balance on my first exchange. It use 1~ address. </p>

<p>I'm trying to withdraw this balance to my Bitcoin Core's 3~ address.(Which is Segwit address, right? I made this by addwitnessaddress command)</p>

<p>Does this situation accepted?</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

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Can I send balances to Segwit address from non-segwit address?
bitcoinlearner
# Can I send balances to Segwit address from non-segwit address?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-11-17)

I have some balance on my first exchange. It use 1~ address.

I'm trying to withdraw this balance to my Bitcoin Core's 3~ address.(Which is Segwit address, right? I made this by addwitnessaddress command)

Does this situation accepted?

Thanks!

**Tags:** sendtoaddress, segregated-witness


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2017-11-17. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

> I'm trying to withdraw this balance to my Bitcoin Core's 3~ address. (Which is Segwit address, right? I made this by addwitnessaddress command)

Kind of. Addresses which start with 3 are known as Pay-to-Script-Hash addresses (P2SH). Because you used the `addwitnessaddress` command, your one will be a segwit P2SH yes. But not all addresses which start with 3 are for segwit, they are commonly multisig addresses or could be many other things.

> Does this situation accepted?

Yes, there should be no difference to your exchange between sending to an address starting with a 3 and an address starting with a 1.


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