Receive
Your address as a QR code, with the network named.
Reads public data
Paste an address, or connect a wallet on another page — this screen only reads.
About receive
The other half of sending, and the one no tool here had. It shows the address you are asking someone to pay, as text you can copy and as a QR a phone camera can read, with the network stated in words rather than left to be assumed. If your wallet has already been connected on this site the address fills in on its own, without a prompt and without loading a wallet library on a page that signs nothing. The warning it carries is the one that actually costs people money: an address is valid on every EVM network, so the thing that goes wrong is not a mistyped address but a sender choosing the wrong chain, and nobody can reverse that.
Common questions
How do I receive crypto?
Share your address, which this page renders as a QR code with the network named. An address is safe to publish — it reveals where funds go, never how to spend them, and nothing about sharing it lets anyone take anything.
Can I use the same address on different networks?
The same Ethereum address works on every EVM network, but the sender has to choose the right one. Coins sent on a network you cannot use are not recoverable by us or by anyone, so the asset has to exist on the chain the payment is made on.