Convert formats
Only conversions that keep the address exactly the same are offered. Converting between different address types (for example ltc1 to M) is impossible and is not offered.
| From | To | Why it is the same address |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin Cash legacy 1… / 3… | CashAddr q… / p… | Same hash, different encoding |
| Litecoin M… | Litecoin 3… | Same script hash, older version byte |
| XRP X-address | Classic r… + tag | XLS-5d packs both into one string |
| TON raw 0:… | EQ… / UQ… | Same account; flags and CRC16 added |
| EVM lower case | EIP-55 mixed case | Case is the checksum only |
| TRON T… | Hex 41… | Same 21 bytes |
| Substrate 5… | Polkadot 1… / Kusama | Same key, different SS58 prefix |
| Stellar M… | G… + ID | Muxed account = account + 64-bit ID |
A valid format does not mean the address belongs to the right person. It only means the address is well-formed. Compare the whole address with the source and send a small test amount first.
FAQ
Can I convert a Bitcoin address to a Bitcoin Cash address?
A legacy BCH address looks like a Bitcoin one, and the converter shows its CashAddr form. That does not make a Bitcoin address a BCH address of the same person — only use it if the address was given as a BCH address.
Can I convert ltc1 to an M address?
No. They are different address types, not spellings of the same one.