<p>You can't pass multiple addresses to Move commands, also <code>move</code> will be removed in a later version of Bitcoin Core.</p>

<p>Please consider using <code>sendtoaddress</code> instead</p>

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2018-08-20T15:33:11.503Z
No, don't use `sendtoaddress`. `move` is just moving internal bean counters in the wallet around. There is no equivalent for it. The correct advise is to first look whether you need move and accounts at all (hint: they're almost certainly not what you think they are), and then determine the correct equivalent. Perhaps that means using multiple separate wallets, or having your own application keep track of different users' balances.
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<p>I have to pass multiple addresses in move command but I am not able to pass as it is not accepting more than one wallet address Is there is any another way to move the balance to multiple addresses.</p>

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How can I pass Multiple addresses in Move command
Dipen Chawla
# How can I pass Multiple addresses in Move command

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-03-05)

I have to pass multiple addresses in move command but I am not able to pass as it is not accepting more than one wallet address Is there is any another way to move the balance to multiple addresses.

**Tags:** transactions, bitcoind, json-rpc, bitcoin-cli, movecmd


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-03-05. Score: -1

You can't pass multiple addresses to Move commands, also `move` will be removed in a later version of Bitcoin Core.

Please consider using `sendtoaddress` instead

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: No, don't use `sendtoaddress`. `move` is just moving internal bean counters in the wallet around. There is no equivalent for it. The correct advise is to first look whether you need move and accounts at all (hint: they're almost certainly not what you think they are), and then determine the correct equivalent. Perhaps that means using multiple separate wallets, or having your own application keep track of different users' balances.  

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