<p>No, there is not.</p>

<p>Bitcoin is what is called "pseudonymous", meaning that a bitcoin address does not reveal information about the owner of that address.  Bitcoin addresses (like the one you posted) are derived by using two types of cryptographic operations, elliptic curves and hash functions...both of which only operate in one direction.  Even if you could reverse this process for a given address, all you have is a private key.  That private key does not contain any information about who generated the key, nor which other keys/addresses are associated with it.</p>

<p>There are blockchain analysis techniques that can be performed to attempt to associate a bitcoin address with other addresses (with a variable degree of certainty), but even that will not give you what you are looking for unless you can associate one of those addresses with someone's identity.  This would require your query to be supplemented with additional information <em>not</em> found on the Bitcoin blockchain.  If you do not possess that additional information, you cannot associate an address with an identity.</p>

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2017-06-12T18:05:59.607Z
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Jestin
<p>I want to know is there anyway to identify a particular wallet (its username or email address) on the basis of a Bitcoin receiving address which is generated from that wallet. I am posting that address below:</p>

<p>1F5b254fXvpVqCKPMwF3tL1aKzCQSf4koe</p>

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If you've added "blockchain.info" because you know that you generated the address on blockchain.info, you should try to contact the customer support.
Murch
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Is it possible to identify a wallet from an address?
anshul sharma
# Is it possible to identify a wallet from an address?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-06-12)

I want to know is there anyway to identify a particular wallet (its username or email address) on the basis of a Bitcoin receiving address which is generated from that wallet. I am posting that address below:

1F5b254fXvpVqCKPMwF3tL1aKzCQSf4koe

**Tags:** blockchain.info, privacy, identity

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: If you've added "blockchain.info" because you know that you generated the address on blockchain.info, you should try to contact the customer support.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2017-06-12. Score: 4

No, there is not.

Bitcoin is what is called "pseudonymous", meaning that a bitcoin address does not reveal information about the owner of that address. Bitcoin addresses (like the one you posted) are derived by using two types of cryptographic operations, elliptic curves and hash functions...both of which only operate in one direction. Even if you could reverse this process for a given address, all you have is a private key. That private key does not contain any information about who generated the key, nor which other keys/addresses are associated with it.

There are blockchain analysis techniques that can be performed to attempt to associate a bitcoin address with other addresses (with a variable degree of certainty), but even that will not give you what you are looking for unless you can associate one of those addresses with someone's identity. This would require your query to be supplemented with additional information *not* found on the Bitcoin blockchain. If you do not possess that additional information, you cannot associate an address with an identity.


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