<p>On the main screen (not the request coins page), you should see a little Tag symbol up the top in the menu bar. That opens up your address book. Swipe over to the 'Your addresses' tab, and you'll see a list of all the addresses generated by the request coins page. You can give each one a label on this page too so you remember what they are for.</p>

<p>The app generates a new address for each payment for privacy reasons.</p>

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2017-09-29T22:27:11.633Z
So it's just doing it's HD addresses thing? That makes sense, but just needed to be sure. Thank you.
Ninjanoel
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Also, what's "old addresses"? Now that I found the full list of addresses (mycelium totally needs this feature too, or I've just not found it yet)
Ninjanoel
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2017-09-29T22:24:22.503Z
meshcollider
<p>Bitcoin wallet app (android app).</p>

<p>I'm familiar with how an Hierarchical Deterministic wallet generates addresses, but I'm confused by the ever changing address of "receive coins" button in the bottom left.</p>

<p>Literally every time I click I'm given a different address, but the qr code in top right is always the same (and informs me it will update to new address after a transaction), but the bottom left doesn't show the actual address, only qr code, and I like to save the address each time it changes so I know which wallet it's from (so later I can confirm which of my multiple wallets will receive the payment) and also go back and check I've copied it correctly etc etc.</p>

<p>What's going on with "receive coins" option?</p>

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2017-09-29T20:18:07.087Z
For what software?
Ava Chow
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2017-09-29T22:17:53.163Z
Bitcoin wallet app (android app). Sorry, tag says it all as I got here from it's help files, but should have made that a bit clearer
Ninjanoel
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"request coins" address is different to top right qr code
Ninjanoel
# "request coins" address is different to top right qr code

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-09-29)

Bitcoin wallet app (android app).

I'm familiar with how an Hierarchical Deterministic wallet generates addresses, but I'm confused by the ever changing address of "receive coins" button in the bottom left.

Literally every time I click I'm given a different address, but the qr code in top right is always the same (and informs me it will update to new address after a transaction), but the bottom left doesn't show the actual address, only qr code, and I like to save the address each time it changes so I know which wallet it's from (so later I can confirm which of my multiple wallets will receive the payment) and also go back and check I've copied it correctly etc etc.

What's going on with "receive coins" option?

**Tags:** bip32-hd-wallets, bitcoin-wallet-app

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: For what software?  
> **username_0**: Bitcoin wallet app (android app). Sorry, tag says it all as I got here from it's help files, but should have made that a bit clearer  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2017-09-29. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

On the main screen (not the request coins page), you should see a little Tag symbol up the top in the menu bar. That opens up your address book. Swipe over to the 'Your addresses' tab, and you'll see a list of all the addresses generated by the request coins page. You can give each one a label on this page too so you remember what they are for.

The app generates a new address for each payment for privacy reasons.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: So it's just doing it's HD addresses thing? That makes sense, but just needed to be sure. Thank you.  
> **username_0**: Also, what's "old addresses"? Now that I found the full list of addresses (mycelium totally needs this feature too, or I've just not found it yet)  

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