Question 1

Can a customer reuse the same deposit address?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A static deposit address is persistent — it is issued once for a customer on a given network, never expires, and has no fixed amount, so the customer can send to it repeatedly. Every deposit credits the same account, correlated back to the customer through the address you saved at issuance. Each deposit is credited independently with its own transaction hash and confirmation count.

Question 2

Do I need to issue a new address for each deposit?

Accepted Answer

No. That is the difference between a deposit address and an invoice. An invoice creates a fresh address with a fixed amount and an expiry for one specific payment. A static deposit address is reused indefinitely for recurring funding, so you issue it once per customer and network and never refresh it between top-ups.

Question 3

Will repeat deposits to one address all credit the same customer?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as long as you keep the address mapped to one customer. The address-to-customer binding is made once at issuance, so the receiving address is the identifier and every deposit resolves to the same customer by the same lookup. The one rule that keeps this clean is to never reuse a single address across multiple customers — that would make attribution impossible.

Can a customer reuse the same deposit address?

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