What does a Kaspa wallet address look like?

A Kaspa address starts with the prefix 'kaspa:' followed by a long lowercase string of letters and numbers — for example kaspa:qzk3kjnt6t8svh3yl7gxq3umrr6tqz3v5y8sxr8w3xmf2v2y7d2qj7e6r0jvk. Testnet addresses use 'kaspatest:' instead.

How do I find my Kaspa wallet address?

Open your Kaspa wallet (KasWare, Kaspium, Tangem, or Ledger via KasVault), tap Receive, and copy the address. It always starts with 'kaspa:'. Verify the first and last few characters match before sharing.

Are Kaspa addresses case sensitive?

Kaspa addresses are encoded in bech32m and are all lowercase by convention. Always copy and paste the address — don't retype it by hand.

Can I use the same address more than once?

Yes. Reusing a Kaspa address works and is safe, but generating a fresh receive address per payment improves privacy because it makes it harder to link your transactions.

Kaspa Address: Format, Lookup & How to Find Yours

A Kaspa address is your public account number on the Kaspa network — share it to receive KAS, and use it to look up the Kaspa balance of any wallet on the ledger. Here's what one looks like, how to validate it, and where to find yours in every major wallet.

What a Kaspa address looks like

Example mainnet address

kaspa:qzk3kjnt6t8svh3yl7gxq3umrr6tqz3v5y8sxr8w3xmf2v2y7d2qj7e6r0jvk

Starts with the kaspa: prefix on mainnet (or kaspatest: on testnet).
Encoded in bech32m — lowercase letters and numbers, no 0, o, i, or l to avoid lookalike characters.
Includes a built-in checksum, so a single mistyped character usually fails to decode rather than sending KAS to the wrong place — but always copy/paste, never retype.
Three address types exist (P2PK Schnorr, P2PK ECDSA, P2SH). For receiving KAS, treat them all the same — paste whatever your wallet shows.

Validate a Kaspa address

Paste any Kaspa address below to check the prefix, character set, and length. This is a format check — to confirm the address actually exists on the network, open it in the explorer.

Validation runs entirely in your browser. The address is not sent anywhere.

How to find your Kaspa address

KasWare (browser extension)

Open the KasWare extension and unlock with your password.
Your address is shown at the top of the main screen, under the account name.
Click the address to copy it to your clipboard — a check mark confirms the copy.

Kaspium (iOS / Android)

Open Kaspium and tap the Receive tab at the bottom.
Your current receive address and QR code appear on screen.
Tap Copy address, or share the QR with the sender.

Tangem (NFC card)

Open the Tangem app and tap your Kaspa card to the back of your phone.
Select the KAS wallet and tap Receive.
Copy the address or show the QR code to the sender.

Ledger (via KasVault or Kaspium)

Install the Kaspa app from Ledger Live onto your Nano S Plus, Nano X, or Stax.
Open KasVault (kasvault.app) or Kaspium and choose 'Connect Ledger'.
Click Receive — verify the address shown on your Ledger screen matches the one on your computer or phone before sharing.

Before you share your address

Make sure it starts with kaspa: — not kaspatest:, and not a Bitcoin or Ethereum address.
Compare the first 6 and last 6 characters after pasting, especially on mobile, to defeat clipboard-hijacking malware.
For large transfers, send a small test amount first.
Sharing your address is safe. Sharing your seed phrase is never safe.

Got an address? Run a Kaspa address lookup to see its balance.

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