<p>You may also take a look at those:</p>

<ul>
<li><strong>getreceivedbyaddress</strong> &lt;*coinaddress> - it does display you how many *coins have been moved to this particular address. It doesn't subtract payouts, which should be handled internally.</li>
<li><strong>getreceivedbyaccount</strong>  - use this instead of above if you use accounts.</li>
</ul>

<p>Additionally, you can provide a second parameter to those being a minimal number of confirmations.</p>

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czaks
<p>You can type '<strong>bitcoind help</strong>' to get the available commands. You can also type '<strong>bitcoind help</strong> <em>command</em>' to get more information about the command.</p>

<p>You can find your balance in multiple ways:</p>

<p><strong>getbalance</strong>: returns the balance of your wallet.dat as a number, you can specify an account (if set) in quotes to get information for a specific account, the default account is '' (blank)</p>

<p><strong>getinfo</strong>: returns an array of information about your bitcoind, including balance</p>

<p><strong>listunspent</strong>: returns an array unspent outputs sent to addresses in your wallet.dat, you can put an address in quotes to get information for a specific address</p>

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Mark
<p>Im running *coind on my local ubuntu box. </p>

<p>I see that "*coind getbalance [account]" will get me the total balance of a user account. And thats good and that works fine.</p>

<p>How do I get the balance of a individual users wallet (assuming they have more than 1 wallet associated with their account). For example, I have Wallet 1 with 10 coins and Wallet 2 with 20 coins for a total balance of 30 coins. How do I check the balance of the individual wallet (wallet 1 or wallet 2)?</p>

<p>I dont see any commands to view an individual addresses balance.</p>

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How to get coin address balance from *coind server?
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# How to get coin address balance from *coind server?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-02-19)

Im running \*coind on my local ubuntu box.

I see that "\*coind getbalance [account]" will get me the total balance of a user account. And thats good and that works fine.

How do I get the balance of a individual users wallet (assuming they have more than 1 wallet associated with their account). For example, I have Wallet 1 with 10 coins and Wallet 2 with 20 coins for a total balance of 30 coins. How do I check the balance of the individual wallet (wallet 1 or wallet 2)?

I dont see any commands to view an individual addresses balance.

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-02-19. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

You may also take a look at those:

* **getreceivedbyaddress** <\*coinaddress> - it does display you how many \*coins have been moved to this particular address. It doesn't subtract payouts, which should be handled internally.
* **getreceivedbyaccount** - use this instead of above if you use accounts.

Additionally, you can provide a second parameter to those being a minimal number of confirmations.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2014-02-19. Score: 1

You can type '**bitcoind help**' to get the available commands. You can also type '**bitcoind help** *command*' to get more information about the command.

You can find your balance in multiple ways:

**getbalance**: returns the balance of your wallet.dat as a number, you can specify an account (if set) in quotes to get information for a specific account, the default account is '' (blank)

**getinfo**: returns an array of information about your bitcoind, including balance

**listunspent**: returns an array unspent outputs sent to addresses in your wallet.dat, you can put an address in quotes to get information for a specific address


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