user63692: Lets assume I create a wallet in Jaxx and Bittrex for ETH token which in turn creates public & private key pair. I am able to transfer coins between different wallets.
How is the address generated by Jaxx recognized by Bittrex wallet ? Is it because the underlying process of (PGP) generation of public key is same ?
How different is this process from PGP ? 

user48884: Addresses are a standard encoding of data used by Bitcoin and other altcoins. When you enter an address into a wallet, it will decode it in the specific way that all wallets know to decode an address.

How different is this process from PGP ?

PGP has nothing to do with Bitcoin (or cryptocurrencies) at all whatsoever.

63692: <p>Lets assume I create a wallet in Jaxx and Bittrex for ETH token which in turn creates public &amp; private key pair. I am able to transfer coins between different wallets.</p>

<p>How is the address generated by Jaxx recognized by Bittrex wallet ? Is it because the underlying process of (PGP) generation of public key is same ?</p>

<p>How different is this process from PGP ? </p>
 48884: <p>Addresses are a standard encoding of data used by Bitcoin and other altcoins. When you enter an address into a wallet, it will decode it in the specific way that all wallets know to decode an address.</p>

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  <p>How different is this process from PGP ?</p>
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<p>PGP has nothing to do with Bitcoin (or cryptocurrencies) at all whatsoever.</p>
