user1051: Let's say I have a public key hash, is it possible to get the address corresponding to that hash using the CLI?

user4302: No, as that would sort of defeat the purpose of having a key hash in the first place (Hashing is, by definition, a one-way operation). Also, addresses can be built using different combinations of payment and staking keys, so a single key hash can be indicative of a key with ownership over multiple addresses.

1051: <p>Let's say I have a public key hash, is it possible to get the address corresponding to that hash using the CLI?</p>
 4302: <p>No, as that would sort of defeat the purpose of having a key hash in the first place (Hashing is, by definition, a one-way operation). Also, addresses can be built using different combinations of payment and staking keys, so a single key hash can be indicative of a key with ownership over multiple addresses.</p>
