Track the Blockchain.com Wallet-ID from the recipient address. Address reuse

BTC to BTC If I have one recipient address, can I track their name, wallet ID, etc?

Generally no. Blockchain.com might be a possibility. That’s why I’m wary of using their “wallets” and use one of the non-custodial wallets (self-managed wallets) listed at https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet.

If I generate multiple BTC with a BTC recipient address, can I track my wallet ID?

no.

Is it okay to use existing BTC as the BTC recipient ID?

If “recipient ID” means the receiving Bitcoin address, then yes, that’s fine as long as you have a physical (non-custodial) wallet.

If you’ve paid someone else to take care of you, all bets are off. They can make their own rules to separate you from your money.

When does it expire? Will this recipient ID expire?

Bitcoin addresses never expire. Since all transactions are public and people can infer information about you through your usage patterns, we recommend avoiding reuse for privacy reasons.

If you’ve paid someone else to take care of you, all bets are off. They can make their own rules to separate you from your money.

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