<p>It works fine.  Your wallet will have the option to create receive addresses.  When you withdraw coins from your broker, you give them this address, and they send coins there; after the transaction confirms, you can spend those coins any time you want, by sending them out to someone else's address.</p>

<p>You could give both brokers the same receive address if you want, but it is better to use different ones, as this makes it harder for people to track your activities.  Any decent wallet should be able to create as many receive addresses as you want, with no practical limit, and they will all work equally well.  When you spend coins, the wallet will automatically select coins residing in one or more of your addresses; so even if you receive coins from different parties via different addresses, you can still spend them all in one shot if you need to.</p>

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<p>I am trying to buy bitcoins from Coinbase. However since there is a limit I am going to purchase from another broker.</p>

<p>How I can move those different bitcoins into one wallet? or shall I use different wallet? How would the process happen and does this introduce any conflicts? </p>

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Buying Bitcoins from different brokers
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# Buying Bitcoins from different brokers

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-12-06)

I am trying to buy bitcoins from Coinbase. However since there is a limit I am going to purchase from another broker.

How I can move those different bitcoins into one wallet? or shall I use different wallet? How would the process happen and does this introduce any conflicts?

**Tags:** exchanges, buy-bitcoins


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### Answer by username_1 on 2018-07-03. Score: 1

It works fine. Your wallet will have the option to create receive addresses. When you withdraw coins from your broker, you give them this address, and they send coins there; after the transaction confirms, you can spend those coins any time you want, by sending them out to someone else's address.

You could give both brokers the same receive address if you want, but it is better to use different ones, as this makes it harder for people to track your activities. Any decent wallet should be able to create as many receive addresses as you want, with no practical limit, and they will all work equally well. When you spend coins, the wallet will automatically select coins residing in one or more of your addresses; so even if you receive coins from different parties via different addresses, you can still spend them all in one shot if you need to.


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