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Crypto Address Validator

Check Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and Tron address formats and checksums offline.

Inputs

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Enter an address to check it locally.
How it’s calculated

Bitcoin Base58Check and witness checksums follow BIP-173/BIP-350; Ethereum mixed-case checks use EIP-55 Keccak-256; Solana checks base58-decoded key length; Tron checks Base58Check and its 0x41 network prefix.

Assumptions

Format validation cannot prove that an address belongs to a person, is active, or can receive a particular asset. The entered address stays in the browser and is never sent to a server or included in the URL.

Sources

BIP-173 · BIP-350 · EIP-55. The Keccak-f[1600] implementation is written in this tool from the published permutation specification; no address is sent to a server.

FAQ

How does the crypto address validator work?

Bitcoin Base58Check and witness checksums follow BIP-173/BIP-350; Ethereum mixed-case checks use EIP-55 Keccak-256; Solana checks base58-decoded key length; Tron checks Base58Check and its 0x41 network prefix.

Where does the live data come from?

Bitcoin BIP-173/BIP-350, Ethereum EIP-55, and the documented Solana and Tron address encodings. Validation runs entirely in this browser.

Can I rely on this estimate?

Format validation cannot prove that an address belongs to a person, is active, or can receive a particular asset. The entered address is checked locally and is never sent anywhere.

Is this financial advice?

No. This tool provides informational estimates only.