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Cardano address chaos
So an enterprise address with just the payment key hash is 60dc107d6faf3fccbfae8b7446e3703f30200c7ae2767e607c88608a90 or in bech32: addr_test1vrwpqlt04ulue0aw3d6ydcms8uczqrr6ufm8ucru3psg4yq3c0kvn. …
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New payment address in Java
A payment address is just the hash of the payment pubkey (and optionally the stake pubkey if that addresses funds will delegate) with some prefixed bytes that indicate what type of address it is. … If your app doesn't need to use a full wallet, you can generate random bytes, convert that to a pubkey, get the payment key hash and assemble an address. …
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