Crypto Wallets looks up any public wallet: how much it holds on each major chain, which tokens it owns and what they're worth, and what it has done recently. Pass a 0x address or an ENS name such as vitalik.eth.
Balances are read live from the chains themselves, so they're current to the latest block. Token holdings come back ranked by value with spam and unpriced tokens filtered out, and transaction history shows direction, counterparty, amount, fee and a link to the block explorer.
What you can do
- balances — native coin balance and USD value on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain and Avalanche at once
- tokens — a wallet's top tokens by value on one chain, with amounts, prices and totals
- transactions — recent transactions on one chain, in or out, with value, method, fee and explorer link
Who it's for
Crypto users checking their own wallets, researchers following large holders, journalists verifying on-chain claims, and finance teams reconciling treasury wallets.
How to use it
- Start with balances to see which chains a wallet is active on
- Use tokens on the main chain to see what it holds and the total value
- Use transactions to see recent activity, then follow the explorer links for detail
Getting started
Ask "what does vitalik.eth hold?" or paste any 0x address. Everything is read-only and public; nothing is signed or sent.
