Assemble a set of standard Bitcoin addresses and their corresponding private keys for use in future tests of Bitcoin software. These addresses must have already been included in transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain.







- Goal
- Contents
- Notes
- Bitcoin Address Test Set











This test set contains 30 standard Bitcoin addresses. Also recorded is the txid of the first onchain transaction that included each address.


My working definition of a standard address:
- An uncompressed single-signature Pay-To-Public-Key-Hash (P2PKH) address.


I have already published a Bitcoin address test set. However, since then, I have performed two more projects in which new addresses were created:
- Creating and signing a standard Bitcoin transaction with two inputs and two outputs
- Creating and signing a standard Bitcoin transaction with three inputs and three outputs


This article includes the addresses from the first test set as well as the new addresses. I have tested that each private key produces the expected address. I used the tool from the article Generating a standard Bitcoin address #2.


Example: Test that address 1 is derived from private key 1.


























Source list


1: Generating a standard Bitcoin address

2: Creating and signing a standard raw Bitcoin transaction

3: Verifying a signed deed of the GPG 1.4.10 source code

4: Creating and signing a standard raw Bitcoin transaction: Iteration #2

5: Using a transaction to validate a Bitcoin address

6: Storing bitcoin on an offline Raspberry Pi

7: Verifying the first checkpoint article in Edgecase Datafeed

8: Creating a Bitcoin transaction with two outputs

9: Creating a Bitcoin transaction with two inputs

10: Buying and setting up a Raspberry Pi for storing Bitcoin

11: Creating and signing a standard Bitcoin transaction with two inputs and two outputs

12: Creating and signing a standard Bitcoin transaction with three inputs and three outputs








Address 1

Source #1
Address name in source: [none]






Address 2

Source #2
Address name in source: "source address"






Address 3

Source #2
Address name in source: "target address"






Address 4

Source #3
Address name in source: [none]






Address 5

Source #4
Address name in source: "source address"






Address 6

Source #4
Address name in source: "target address"






Address 7

Source #5
Address name in source: "test address"






Address 8

Source #6
Address name in source: "test address"






Address 9

Source #7
Address name in source: [none]






Address 10

Source #8
Address name in source: "source address"






Address 11

Source #8
Address name in source: "destination address 1"






Address 12

Source #8
Address name in source: "destination address 2"







Address 13

Source #9
Address name in source: "source address"






Address 14

Source #9
Address name in source: "test address 1"






Address 15

Source #9
Address name in source: "test address 2"






Address 16

Source #9
Address name in source: "destination address"






Address 17

Source #10
Address name in source: "test address"






Address 18

Source #11
Address name in source: "A1"






Address 19

Source #11
Address name in source: "A2"






Address 20

Source #11
Address name in source: "A3"






Address 21

Source #11
Address name in source: "A4"






Address 22

Source #11
Address name in source: "A5"






Address 23

Source #11
Address name in source: "A6"






Address 24

Source #12
Address name in source: "A1"






Address 25

Source #12
Address name in source: "A2"






Address 26

Source #12
Address name in source: "A3"






Address 27

Source #12
Address name in source: "A4"






Address 28

Source #12
Address name in source: "A5"






Address 29

Source #12
Address name in source: "A6"






Address 30

Source #12
Address name in source: "A7"