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Create a Pay-to-Public-Key-Hash Bitcoin Address—Wolfram Language Documentation

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Generate a P2PKH address and a QR barcode to make basic transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain network.

Use GenerateAsymmetricKeyPair to create a Bitcoin key pair to be used for sending and receiving bitcoin:

Use BlockchainKeyEncode to derive a unique new Bitcoin address from the public key:

• The address is a representation of the public key.

Use BarcodeImage to create a QR code associated with this Bitcoin address:

Use SendMessage to send the address and QR code to your mobile device:

• If this is the first time you are sending a message, you will need to add a phone number to your Wolfram Account. Verify the phone number, then rerun SendMessage.

Use Export to save the private keys to a .wl file for later use:

• The private key proves you are the owner of the bitcoins you want to send and lets you unlock unspent bitcoins you have in the blockchain at a later time.

Use GenerateAsymmetricKeyPair to create a Bitcoin key pair to be used for sending and receiving bitcoin:

Use BlockchainKeyEncode to derive a unique new Bitcoin address from this public key:

• The address is a representation of the public key.

Use BarcodeImage to create a QR code associated with this Bitcoin address:

Use SendMessage to send the address and QR code to your mobile device:

• If this is the first time you are sending a message, you will need to add a phone number to your Wolfram Account. Verify the phone number, then rerun SendMessage.

Use Export to save the private keys to a .wl file for later use:

• The private key proves you are the owner of the bitcoins you want to send and lets you unlock unspent bitcoins you have in the blockchain at a later time.

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