Question about binance

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GeoTurbo53

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Hello guys, when i withdraw the money from Binance(when i make payments online) for any service , for example: purchasing a hosting. So does people always see same address from which i paid or its always unique and i can't be tracked?

I mean if i paid for example Dash for a hosting with one user, and then i created a new user on that website and paid dash again, does these 2 users get linked? Or a service provider always see a new wallet ID from which it was paid?
 
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I guess its the same wallet ID but i might be wrong
 
The address doesn't change. If you pay with a certain crypto twice, the receiver will see the same address both times.
 
R4v3nbl4ck said:
The address doesn't change. If you pay with a certain crypto twice, the receiver will see the same address both times.
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So let's say if i paid via Dash several times for the same provider , even if i use a different registration email on that website, different user, a receiver can still identify that i'm the same user because of the same wallet?
 
GeoTurbo53 said:
So let's say if i paid via Dash several times for the same provider , even if i use a different registration email on that website, different user, a receiver can still identify that i'm the same user because of the same wallet?
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Yes, unless of course you pay from a different wallet.
 
Your balance is stored in your personal Binance coin wallet address. So, irrespective of how many people you pay from that coin balance, all of them will see the same address.

To change this, you can use different coins to pay. Switch your BTC balance for ETH/BNB/LTC or anything else of your choice and pay with it!
Different coins would mean different addresses and then they won't know it's the same person.
 
TheGreyMatter said:
To change this, you can use different coins to pay. Switch your BTC balance for ETH/BNB/LTC or anything else of your choice and pay with it!
Different coins would mean different addresses and then they won't know it's the same person.
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That's correct, but only if the coins are from different networks. Tokens from the same network share the same address. E.g. if you have 2 or 3 different ERC-20 tokens, they all have the same ETH address.
 
You have to pay from two different wallets to look different to the service provider.
 
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