Solana Address
Reads public dataSOL balance, SPL tokens, account type and activity for any Solana address.
About solana address
Two things about Solana addresses are worth knowing before you use one. They carry no checksum — thirty-two bytes of base58 and nothing else — so a mistyped character usually still produces a perfectly valid address that simply belongs to nobody, and no tool can tell the difference. And an address is not the same as an account: an address exists the moment it is derived, but only becomes an account once it holds lamports, which is why a never-used address reads as empty rather than invalid. Solana also charges rent, so an account has to hold a minimum balance to persist at all. Token balances used to be missing from this page, because the RPC method that lists them is blocked or key-gated on every free public node, and proxying the call would have meant our server learning which address you asked about. That is still true of the RPC — but Jupiter publishes the same answer through an endpoint that needs no key and allows the request straight from your browser, so the list is here now and nothing was traded for it. Expect most of it to be junk: unsolicited tokens are sent to Solana addresses at enormous volume, so anything with no market price is hidden until you ask for it. A price is not a safety check, and one that exists proves only that somebody made a market, not that the token is what it claims.