To send Bitcoin between private wallets, you need the wallet address of the receiver or their QR Code.
They can be thought of as your ‘account number’ Public keys are needed for funds to be sent to your Bitcoin wallet. It determines who has access and full rights to a wallet. The private key could be thought of as a pin number. When you create your wallet, an algorithm assigns you a private key, and a public key that ensures that this wallet can only be accessed by one individual. You need a wallet address to use your Bitcoin, a wallet address is an alphanumeric mix. Overall, your wallet is a software program that can be used to send & receive Bitcoin, as well as store and monitor your balances. It stores your private keys used to access public Bitcoin addresses and your Bitcoin transaction signatures. A Bitcoin wallet is just like your physical wallet where you store your cash.
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