Validate Bitcoin Addresses online Tool

Bitcoin address types supported:

• P2PKH (BASE58) / Legacy
• P2SH (BASE58) / Segwit - Pay to Script Hash
• P2WPKH (BECH32) / Native SegWit
• P2TR / Taproot
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With our online tool, you can verify and validate if a Bitcoin address or multiple addresses are valid.

Bitcoin Address allowed by our tool are base58 or xpub format.

Our tool will check up to 50 Bitcoin addresses by process, if you want to check more than 50 addresses, please divide your list and check up to 50 addresses at a time. The process will check before if there is any duplicate address on your list, removing the duplicated.

Valid Bitcoin addresses contain between 26 and 35 alphanumeric characters, and begin with the character 1 or 3.

Our tool allows you to verify if a Bitcoin wallet is valid on a specific network: Mainnet (Primary Network) or Testnet (Test Network). Mainnet is the primary Bitcoin network where all transactions are real, while Testnet is a test network used for development and experimentation without the risk of losing real funds. You can also choose to validate addresses on both networks by selecting Mainnet & Testnet, which will check if the address is valid on each network and provide details on which network the address is valid.

It is important to note that valid addresses on Testnet differ from those on Mainnet. For example, Testnet addresses typically start with "m" or "2", instead of "1" or "3", which are common on Mainnet. This difference helps to easily identify which network an address is being used on.

If you select a specific network but the address is only valid on the other network, the verification result will be invalid. However, if you select the option to validate on both networks, the tool will check the address on each network and indicate which network it belongs to.

By default, the tool will only check the validity of the address on Mainnet unless otherwise specified.