user7571: I am using API.getUsedAddresses in the browser and I am being returned an address unlike the standard addr1..... that I am used to.
If I enter it into cardanoscan, it takes me to the wallet that I would expect, and the different string is displayed just below the main address.
Example of what is returned to me: 0107e8756919dc24322e2c149164b8d24255852fa9a4fcc0bb7155c3c112a080bd4a48b80af3e7f9d980350acd4cc31b70721b410506e867c0
Do I need to convert it to a different base?

user5926: It looks like that address is just hex encoded. The address starting with "addr1" is Bech32 encoded.
Where is that API.getUsedAddresses function coming from? Its does not seem to be part of the Haskell API in cardano-api.

7571: <p>I am using API.getUsedAddresses in the browser and I am being returned an address unlike the standard addr1..... that I am used to.</p>
<p>If I enter it into cardanoscan, it takes me to the wallet that I would expect, and the different string is displayed just below the main address.</p>
<p>Example of what is returned to me: 0107e8756919dc24322e2c149164b8d24255852fa9a4fcc0bb7155c3c112a080bd4a48b80af3e7f9d980350acd4cc31b70721b410506e867c0</p>
<p>Do I need to convert it to a different base?</p>
 5926: <p>It looks like that address is just hex encoded. The address starting with <code>&quot;addr1&quot;</code> is Bech32 encoded.</p>
<p>Where is that <code>API.getUsedAddresses</code> function coming from? Its does not seem to be part of the Haskell API in <code>cardano-api</code>.</p>
