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ERC20 address lookup and USDT transaction check

Paste a 0x Ethereum address or transaction hash to check ERC-20 USDT transfers on Etherscan. Confirm the network and token contract; no wallet connection.

Quick answer: For an ERC-20 transfer on Ethereum mainnet, paste the public 0x wallet address or 0x transaction hash below. Open the result on Etherscan and inspect Token Transfers (ERC-20), status, destination and token contract. A 0x address alone does not identify the network.

Safety rule: Only paste a public address or transaction ID. Never enter a seed phrase, private key, password or verification code.

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Ethereum mainnet · ERC-20

How to check an ERC-20 USDT address or transfer

A wallet address shows public account history. A transaction hash identifies one transfer. First confirm that the sending record actually says Ethereum / ERC-20.

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Confirm the network

A 0x address also works on Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain and other EVM networks. Check the full network name in the withdrawal record.

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Copy an address or hash

An Ethereum address has 40 hexadecimal characters after 0x; a transaction hash has 64. An exchange order number is not an on-chain hash.

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Open the Etherscan result

Paste the public value in the lookup form below. This site checks its shape and opens Etherscan; it does not ask you to connect a wallet.

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Inspect ERC-20 transfers

Check Status, From, To and Token Transfers (ERC-20). Verify the token contract independently; an ETH transaction list alone may not show USDT activity.

Success is not the same as exchange credit

The receiving platform may still be waiting for confirmations or completing an internal credit review.

A token name is not proof

Check the full contract against the issuer’s official information, not just the icon, ticker or apparent balance.

An explorer cannot reverse a transfer

If the network was wrong, identify the actual chain and who controls the destination before taking any further action.

How to read Etherscan: Etherscan · Address activity · Etherscan · Success but missing funds

2. What are you checking?

Ethereum addresses are 0x + 40 hex characters; hashes are 0x + 64. Confirm Ethereum mainnet first.

20 networks

Supported blockchain explorers

Open a dedicated lookup page for each network, then submit a public address or transaction ID.

Deposit and withdrawal checks

How to check a Ethereum / ERC-20 transfer

  1. Open the exchange or wallet withdrawal history and copy the transaction ID—not the order number.
  2. Confirm the selected network matches the withdrawal network exactly.
  3. Check status, confirmations, destination address and token-transfer details.
  4. If successful, compare the destination address and any required memo or tag.
  5. Contact the receiving platform with the transaction ID if the required confirmations have passed.
On-chain transfers cannot normally be reversed. A successful status does not prove that you chose the intended network, token contract or destination.

Address, TxID and order number

Wallet address
A public destination or account identifier. It can show an account’s public history.
TxID / Hash
The unique identifier for one on-chain transaction.
Exchange order number
An internal platform reference. A public explorer usually cannot search it.
Wrong transfer?

Wrong network, address or missing memo?

Use the transfer troubleshooter to identify the situation, understand what may be recoverable and prepare the evidence a receiving platform needs.

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Blockchain explorer FAQ

How do I look up an ERC-20 USDT transfer?

Confirm that the sending network is Ethereum mainnet. Paste the public 0x transaction hash below, open Etherscan and inspect Status, From, To and Token Transfers (ERC-20).

Can I tell the network from a 0x address?

No. Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Smart Chain and other EVM networks use the same address format. Read the network in the original withdrawal record.

Why does Etherscan show Success but my USDT is not credited?

The Ethereum transaction may be complete while the receiving exchange waits for confirmations, verifies the contract or processes an internal credit. Send the transaction hash to that platform after its stated waiting time.

Why do I see ETH transfers but not USDT?

On an Etherscan address page, ERC-20 activity appears in Token Transfers (ERC-20), separately from normal ETH transactions. Check the transaction details and token contract.

Can Etherscan recover USDT sent on the wrong network?

No. An explorer only shows public records and cannot reverse a transfer. Recovery depends on the actual chain and who controls the receiving address.

Is a token named USDT always genuine?

No. Names and icons can be copied. Verify the token contract against the issuer’s official information before treating a transfer as genuine USDT.