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Configuration
Network required
Which blockchain this address is for. Ethereum covers all EVM chains (ETH, BNB, Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.) — same address format. TRON uses a different format starting with T — used for USDT-TRC20. Speed is identical to ETH.
Import an address to clone optional
What to paste: any existing wallet address — ETH like 0xABCD...1234 or TRON like TXyz...1234.
What it does: auto-fills prefix and suffix with the first 4 and last 4 characters. Also auto-selects the correct network. The T at the start of TRON addresses is fixed — prefix matching starts after it.
Prefix & Suffix pattern at least one required
Prefix = characters right after 0x at the start of the address.
Suffix = characters at the very end.
Allowed characters: for ETH — hex only (0–9, a–f). For TRON — base58 (1–9, A–Z, a–z except O, 0, I, l).
Length tip: each character you add makes it ~16× harder. Keep total to 6 chars or under for results within minutes.
Prefix (start) optional
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Suffix (end) optional
Address preview
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Set a prefix or suffix above to see the estimate
Options
Adjust how the generator runs and what counts as a match.
CPU threads (workers) optional — adjust for speed
What this does: runs multiple generators in parallel, one per CPU core. More threads = faster search. Your browser detects how many cores you have — default is set to use most of them.
Reduce this if your computer gets slow or hot while generating.
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