Address checker for Cake Wallet coins
Paste an address to see which coin and address type it is and whether its checksum is valid: Monero standard, subaddress or integrated addresses, Bitcoin including Silent Payment (sp1) addresses, Litecoin including MWEB (ltcmweb1) addresses, and EVM addresses. Paste a second address to compare them character by character. Everything runs in your browser.
Address types in Cake Wallet
| Coin | Looks like | Typo check |
|---|---|---|
| Monero (main address) | 95 characters starting with 4 | Keccak checksum |
| Monero subaddress | 95 characters starting with 8 | Keccak checksum |
| Monero integrated address | 106 characters starting with 4 | Keccak checksum |
| Bitcoin | bc1q… (SegWit), bc1p… (Taproot), 1… or 3… (older types) | Bech32 / Bech32m / Base58Check |
| Bitcoin Silent Payment | sp1… (long, reusable) | Bech32m |
| Litecoin | ltc1…, L… or M… | Bech32 / Base58Check |
| Litecoin MWEB | ltcmweb1… (long) | Bech32 |
| Ethereum and EVM networks | 0x + 40 hex characters | Optional EIP-55 |
More on these in Monero in Cake Wallet, Silent Payments and Litecoin MWEB.
Look-alike addresses
Scammers create addresses that share the first and last characters with one you use. Copy addresses from the recipient or your address book, never from transaction history, and compare the whole address. A valid checksum only proves there is no typo, not that the address belongs to the right person.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool send my address anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser.
Can exchanges send to a Silent Payment or MWEB address?
Often not. The sending wallet must support these address types. If an exchange rejects the address, use a normal address instead.
Why does Cake Wallet show a new Monero address every time?
It creates subaddresses (starting with 8) so that different payers cannot link your payments. All of them belong to the same wallet.
Do I need a payment ID?
Usually not. Integrated addresses already include one, and modern exchanges use subaddresses. Only add a payment ID if the recipient asks for one.