Trusted address
Compare a trusted crypto wallet address with one copied from transaction history. Highlight look-alike prefixes, suffixes and changed middle characters locally without connecting a wallet.
An attacker watches public stablecoin transfers and learns an address you use.
A new address is generated with a similar beginning and ending but a different middle.
A tiny or zero-value transaction puts the look-alike in your recent activity.
The attacker hopes you later copy the shortened address without checking every character.
Security reference: MetaMask · Address poisoning scams
An attacker sends a tiny or zero-value transfer from a look-alike address so that a victim may later copy the wrong address from transaction history.
No. Similarity is a warning signal, not proof of malicious ownership. Verify the full destination through a trusted source.
No. The comparison runs in the browser and the form does not send the entered addresses to the server.
Normal 0x address identity is compared without case here, because checksum capitalization can differ. TRON and many other address formats remain case-sensitive.