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What Is My Coins.Ph Wallet Address?

To find your Coins.ph wallet address on web, go to your wallet dashboard  and click the QR code on the upper right part of your Peso or Bitcoin wallet:




You will then see a popup with your Peso or Bitcoin wallet address:


The string of letters and numbers at the middle of the pop-up is your Coins.ph wallet address. You may also use your QR code to receive Bitcoin in your wallet.

You can use this address when adding funds to your account, or when receiving Bitcoin from anyone. 

In the Android app, you can find your wallet address by tapping Receive on the main wallet screen, then choosing Show Blockchain Wallet Address on the next screen.



 In iOS app, you can find your wallet address by tapping Receive on the main wallet screen, then choosing Show Blockchain Wallet Address on the next screen.








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