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04_6_Creating_a_Segwit_Transaction.md
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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ You create a SegWit address the same way as any other address, with the `getnewa
If you need to create an address for someone who can't send to the newer Bech32 addresses, then use the `p2sh-segwit` addresstype: If you need to create an address for someone who can't send to the newer Bech32 addresses, then use the `p2sh-segwit` addresstype:
``` ```
$ bitcoin-cli getnewaddress -addresstype p2sh-segwit $ bitcoin-cli -named getnewaddress address_type=p2sh-segwit
2N5h2r4karVqN7uFtpcn8xnA3t5cbpszgyN 2N5h2r4karVqN7uFtpcn8xnA3t5cbpszgyN
``` ```
Seeing an address with a "2" prefix means that you did it right. Seeing an address with a "2" prefix means that you did it right.