The chance is very small if it is Bech32 address. You will see the address not valid in nearly all cases.

This is more about legacy addresses and not segwit. Base58 addresses are the P2PKH and P2SH. OP is asking about Bech32 and not Base58, but you are right about the explanation. Bech32 is more advanced in checksum than base58, which means the chance of sending to wrong addresses because of typo is significantly lower in Beck32Bech32 than in base58 addresses.

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Why not just copy and paste the address instead? You can check and recheck the address characters in case you want to avoid clipboard malware or just use QR code  which is resistant to clipboard malware. Also avoid malware generally.

The chance is very small if it is Bech32 address. You will see the address not valid in nearly all cases.

This is more about legacy addresses and not segwit. Base58 addresses are the P2PKH and P2SH. OP is asking about Bech32 and not Base58, but you are right about the explanation. Bech32 is more advanced in checksum than base58, which means the chance of sending to wrong addresses because of typo is significantly lower in Beck32 than in base58 addresses.

Edit:
Why not just copy and paste the address instead? You can check and recheck the address characters in case you want to avoid clipboard malware or just use QR code  which is resistant to clipboard malware. Also avoid malware generally.

The chance is very small if it is bech32Bech32 address. You will see the address not valid in nearly all cases.

This isoreis more about legacy addresses and not segwit. Base58 addresses are the P2PKH and P2SH. OP is asking about Bech32 and not Base58, but you are right about itthe explanation. Bech32 is more advanced in checksum than base58, which means the chance of sending to write addresswrong addresses because if typeof typo is significantly lower in Beck32 than in base58 addresses.

The chance is very small if it is bech32 address. You will see the address not valid in nearly all cases.

This isore about legacy addresses. Base58 addresses are the P2PKH and P2SH. OP is asking about Bech32 and you are right about it. Bech32 is more advanced in checksum than base58, which means the chance sending to write address because if type is significantly lower than in base58 addresses.