HexoRama

Crypto Address Decoder & Payment URI Parser

Inspect address encoding, checksums, network hints, invoice fields, destination tags, memos, and payment URI parameters with automatic format detection.

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Public examples

Public examples for inspection only. Do not send funds to them.

Bitcoin · SegWit address

Mainnet P2WPKH · witness version 0 · 20-byte program · Bech32

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bc1qw508d6qejxtdg4y5r3zarvary0c5xw7kv8f3t4

Protocol source

Ethereum · EIP-55 address

20-byte address · EIP-55 checksum casing passes

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0x5aAeb6053F3E94C9b9A09f33669435E7Ef1BeAed

Protocol source

Decoder details

What the multi-chain decoder checks

Validation checks

  • Detects supported address, invoice, and payment URI formats.
  • Applies chain-specific checksum, character set, prefix, and decoded-length rules.
  • Breaks recognized inputs into structural fields for debugging and review.

Supported inputs

  • Bitcoin and Lightning payment formats
  • Ethereum and BNB EVM address formats
  • Solana, XRP Ledger, and Stellar account formats
  • USDT address families across supported networks

What this tool cannot verify

  • Format validation does not confirm ownership, balance, account activity, or recipient trustworthiness.
  • A shared result URL contains the public address in browser history and hosting logs.
  • Never enter a seed phrase, private key, secret seed, or other signing credential.

Common questions

Which cryptocurrency formats are supported?

HexoRama supports Bitcoin, Lightning BOLT11, Ethereum, Solana, XRP Ledger, Stellar, USDT, and BNB address or payment-request formats listed on each decoder page.

Does a valid format mean an address is safe to use?

No. A valid result only means the input satisfies the implemented encoding and checksum rules. It does not verify ownership, balances, transaction history, or whether the recipient is trustworthy.

Is address validation performed locally?

The parsing and checksum logic runs in your browser without submitting the address to a validation API. Standard hosting and analytics requests may still occur, and shared URLs contain the address.