USDT network checker

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Public examples

Networks this address can receive USDT on

this address: fits 5 networks — the sender has to pick the recipient's

Network	Address looks like	Memo	This address
T TRONTRC-20	T… · 34 characters	None	Does not fit
E EthereumERC-20	0x… · 42 characters	None	Fits · confirmSame format on every EVM chain — confirm the network with the recipient
B BNB Smart ChainBEP-20	0x… · 42 characters	None	Fits · confirmSame format on every EVM chain — confirm the network with the recipient
S SolanaSPL	Base58 · 32–44 characters	None	Does not fit
T TONJetton	EQ… / UQ… · 48 characters	Comment on exchanges	Does not fit
P PolygonERC-20 on Polygon	0x… · 42 characters	None	Fits · confirmSame format on every EVM chain — confirm the network with the recipient
A Arbitrum OneERC-20 on Arbitrum	0x… · 42 characters	None	Fits · confirmSame format on every EVM chain — confirm the network with the recipient
A Avalanche C-ChainERC-20 on Avalanche	0x… · 42 characters	None	Fits · confirmSame format on every EVM chain — confirm the network with the recipient

USDT exists as a separate token on each of these networks. The address format shows which of them can receive on this address; the network selected when sending has to be one marked “Fits” — and for a 0x… address, the one the recipient named. Which networks the issuer itself lists is on the USDT contract page.

Valid format and checksumEthereum · Account or contract

EIP-55 checksum matches

Parts of this address

1Prefix 0x
0x marks hexadecimal. It is the same on every EVM chain.
2Payload 5aAeb…eAed
40 hex characters = 20 bytes. The letter case is the checksum (EIP-55): each letter's case comes from a Keccak-256 hash of the lower-case address.

Details

Network: Ethereum · EVM
Type: Account or contract
Encoding: Hex · 20 bytes
Length: 42 characters · 20 bytes
Checksum: matches
Same on: every EVM chain

Watch out

A 0x… address is valid on every EVM chain (Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base …). The format cannot tell which chain the recipient watches — ask for the network name.

What this does not proveA valid format only means the address is well-formed. It does not show who controls it or that it is the address the recipient gave. Compare the whole address with the source and send a small test amount first.

How the answer is found

USDT is a separate token on each network, and each network has its own address format. A T… address can only receive on TRON; a 0x… address fits every EVM network (Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche C-Chain), which is why those rows say “Fits · confirm”: the recipient has to say which one. Solana and TON addresses fit only their own network.

Only the format is read. Whether the recipient's wallet or exchange actually supports USDT on that network is the recipient's to say.

FAQ

Which network should I choose for USDT?

The one the recipient names. A T… address means TRON (TRC-20). A 0x… address can be Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon or another EVM chain — ask which.

Can a Bitcoin address receive USDT?

Not on any of the networks in the table. None of them uses Bitcoin's address formats.

Is a USDT contract address a deposit address?

No. The contract is the token's program. Sending coins or tokens to it does not credit anyone. The checker flags the contracts the issuer lists.