Wallet Address Validator — Check ETH, BTC, SOL, TRON & LTC Addresses
Validate Ethereum, Bitcoin (legacy + SegWit), Solana, TRON and Litecoin addresses. Format + checksum, no RPC.
How to use
- 1 Paste a wallet address into the input box.
- 2 The chain is detected from the format — Ethereum (0x…), Bitcoin (1…, 3…, bc1…), Solana, TRON (T…).
- 3 For Ethereum addresses the EIP-55 checksum is verified. For Base58Check chains (BTC, TRON) the 4-byte checksum is recomputed and compared.
- 4 Suggested checksummed form is copyable when applicable.
Why use this tool
- Multi-chain — Ethereum/EVM, Bitcoin (legacy + SegWit), Solana, TRON, Litecoin in one tool.
- Catches typos via checksum validation, not just format. Saves you from sending to a dead address.
- Pure client-side — your address never leaves the browser; no blockchain RPC pings.
- EIP-55 checksum is recomputed locally with keccak-256.
Frequently asked questions
Does this verify the wallet exists on-chain?
No — it only validates format and checksum. The tool does not query any RPC, so a "valid" result means the address is well-formed, not that it has been used or holds a balance.
What is the EIP-55 checksum?
Ethereum addresses are case-insensitive, but EIP-55 encodes a checksum by mixing letter case based on the keccak-256 hash. If you have a mixed-case address with a wrong character, the checksum will not match.
Why is a lowercase ETH address marked valid with "no checksum"?
Pre-EIP-55 addresses (all lowercase or all uppercase) are still legal — they just skip the typo protection. Most exchanges and wallets emit checksummed addresses today.
Which chains are covered?
Ethereum and any EVM chain (BSC, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, …) share the 0x… format. Bitcoin P2PKH (1…), P2SH (3…), Bech32 SegWit (bc1…). Solana 32-byte base58. TRON (T…). Litecoin P2PKH (L… / M…).
What is Wallet Address Validator?
A Wallet Address Validator is a tool that checks whether a cryptocurrency wallet address is well-formed for its blockchain. It validates Ethereum, Bitcoin (legacy and SegWit), Solana, TRON, and Litecoin addresses by verifying their format and checksum, including EIP-55 for Ethereum, without contacting any RPC node. All checks run client-side in the browser, so addresses are never sent to a server.
Features
Multi-chain
Detects Ethereum/EVM, Bitcoin (Base58 + Bech32), Solana, TRON and Litecoin from the format.
Checksum-verified
Checks EIP-55 for Ethereum and the 4-byte double-SHA-256 checksum for Base58Check addresses.
No RPC calls
Validation is purely format and checksum — it never queries a node or reveals the address.
100% private
Runs client-side — addresses are never sent to a server.
Example
Input
0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7
Output
Ethereum / EVM — valid; EIP-55 checksum matches
Common use cases
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1
Catch paste errors
Confirm a deposit address is well-formed and, for Ethereum, passes its EIP-55 checksum.
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2
Identify the chain
Paste an unknown address to see which network its format belongs to.
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3
Pre-validate form input
Sanity-check a withdrawal address before submitting, without leaking it to a server.
Zerethon's wallet address validator checks whether a crypto address is well-formed for Ethereum/EVM, Bitcoin (legacy Base58Check and Bech32 SegWit), Solana, TRON, and Litecoin. It verifies both format and checksum — EIP-55 for Ethereum, a 4-byte double-SHA-256 for Base58Check — without ever contacting an RPC node, and reports the detected chain plus, for Ethereum, the checksummed form. Everything runs in your browser.
- Category
- Web3
- Pricing
- Free
- Privacy
- Browser-based
- Signup
- Not required
References
- EIP-55: Mixed-case checksum address encoding — Ethereum Improvement Proposals
- Base58Check encoding — Bitcoin Wiki
- BIP-173: Base32 address format (Bech32) — Bitcoin BIPs
Privacy
Your data never leaves your browser unless explicitly stated. Wallet Address Validator runs entirely client-side — no server upload, no logging, no tracking of your input.
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