Wallet Finder
Recover a full wallet address from the truncated form shown in feeds, PnL cards, and screenshots. Free, no sign-in.
Feeds, PnL cards, and screenshots usually truncate addresses to something like 7xKq...pump. The Wallet Finder takes the characters you can see and recovers the full address from an index of on-chain activity.
It's free, needs no sign-in, and runs on both chains:
- Solana:
/sol/finder - Robinhood Chain:
/rh/finder
You don't have to visit those pages to use it. Paste a truncated snippet straight into the main search box on /sol or /rh and the finder answers inline, right under the search bar.
How to search
Type the first and last characters you can see. Any of these work:
- Start and end: the strongest search. Paste the truncated form as-is (
7xKq...pump,7xKq*pump,7xKq pump) and it splits into the two fields for you. - Start only or end only: works too, just expect more matches. Fill in one field, or in the main search box mark which one it is with a gap:
7xKq...for a start,...pumpfor an end. - A fragment from the middle: in the main search box, characters typed with no gap match anywhere in the address.
Each part needs a minimum number of characters:
| Search | Solana | Robinhood Chain |
|---|---|---|
| Start only | 3 | 4 |
| End only | 4 | 4 |
| Start and end | 3 each | 4 each |
| Middle fragment | 4 | 6 |
On Robinhood Chain, a leading 0x marks the characters as the start of an address and doesn't count toward the minimum.
Results update as you type. Each match shows the full address, its KOL or exchange label when one is known, plus one-click jumps to its Explorer page or a Deep Scan.
The finder allows 30 searches a minute per chain from one IP address. Because results update as you type, a burst of edits counts toward that. If you hit the cap, wait a minute and search again.
What's in the index
The index covers addresses seen in recent on-chain activity and grows as more is observed. Addresses drop out again after a long period of inactivity. A wallet that has never appeared in indexed activity won't match yet. When several addresses share the same visible characters, the most recently active ones are shown first: add more characters to narrow it down.