<p>Yes, you can.</p>

<p>The transaction will just not be a SegWit transaction, and not receive its benefits (including lower fees for a given confirmation speed).</p>

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Is a transfer from a segwit address to a non-segwit address the same?
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mrtechmaker
<p>can i transfer bitcoins from my exchange(Koinex) which has address starting from 1xx...
to a ledger nano s segwit address starting with 3x.... ?</p>

<p>Although coinbase is not my exchange i am talking about, I have heard like coinbase is currently not supporting segwit , what does that exactly mean ? </p>

<p>PS : I have raised a ticket for same to ask my exchange support , is there anything else that i should be aware of in this scenario to transfer my coins from exchange to ledger wallet ?</p>

<p>TIA</p>

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Can i send bitcoin from non-segwit address to segwit address?
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# Can i send bitcoin from non-segwit address to segwit address?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-12-26)

can i transfer bitcoins from my exchange(Koinex) which has address starting from 1xx...
to a ledger nano s segwit address starting with 3x.... ?

Although coinbase is not my exchange i am talking about, I have heard like coinbase is currently not supporting segwit , what does that exactly mean ?

PS : I have raised a ticket for same to ask my exchange support , is there anything else that i should be aware of in this scenario to transfer my coins from exchange to ledger wallet ?

TIA

**Tags:** bitcoin-core, segregated-witness, ledger-hardware-wallet


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2017-12-27. Score: 5

Yes, you can.

The transaction will just not be a SegWit transaction, and not receive its benefits (including lower fees for a given confirmation speed).

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: Is a transfer from a segwit address to a non-segwit address the same?  

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