BitPonder · Multi-chain wallet checker

One address.
Every chain. Ponder before you sign.

Paste a wallet address and see everything attached to it - holdings, unclaimed airdrops, and tokens you never knowingly claimed.

☕ Free tool, real infra costs
If this saved you a headache, a small tip in ATOM (or any Cosmos-family token) is always appreciated - never required.
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cosmos163262wwd3zaw700l3kcy0wmu7fy4cycvg38m6t
Send from any Cosmos wallet (Keplr, Leap, Cosmostation). Works with ATOM directly; other Cosmos-family tokens sent to this address will also arrive safely since it's a standard bech32 address.
Cosmos SDK chains share one keypair across a bech32 prefix per chain - one address here derives and checks all eleven chains below. IBC token names resolve automatically.
Read-only. Nothing is signed, stored, or sent anywhere but the public chains queried below. Works with any standard secp256k1 Cosmos SDK address - checks Cosmos Hub, Osmosis, Neutron, Celestia, Noble, Stride, dYdX, Akash, Kava, Stargaze, and Juno. Chains using a different key curve (e.g. Injective, Secret) aren't derivable this way and are left out. IBC token names resolve automatically from each chain's denom trace endpoint.
Derived addresses & balances

Found something you don't recognize?

Unclaimed airdrops and unfamiliar tokens are common across Cosmos chains - some are legitimate, some are bait. A short session covers how to check before you ever click "claim" or "swap."

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Polkadot's parachains don't share one address format the way Cosmos does - Moonbeam uses Ethereum-style addresses, most others use SS58. This tab decodes and validates a single SS58 address and checks the relay chain; full cross-parachain balance lookup isn't wired in yet.
Read-only. Decodes the address format and, where reachable, checks the relay-chain balance. Checksum verification uses a simplified check - always cross-verify important addresses on a block explorer.
TON is one sharded chain, not a family of chains - this checks native TON balance plus jettons (tokens) held by a single address.
Read-only, via TON's public API. Jettons not matching a small known-token list are flagged unrecognized.
Sui is one chain, not a family - this checks all coin balances held by a single address.
Read-only, via a public Sui full node. Coin types other than native SUI are flagged for manual verification.
Ecosystem & airdrop news
Pulled from official project blogs - headline and link only, summarized in our own words, never reproduced in full. Always click through to the source before acting on anything, especially airdrop claims.
Latest from Cosmos, Polkadot, TON & Sui
Flags anything mentioning airdrops, snapshots, or claims.

Common questions

How do I check what tokens are in my Cosmos wallet?

Paste your Cosmos Hub, Osmosis, Akash, Kava, Stargaze, or Juno address above. Because these chains share the same underlying keypair, one address is enough to show holdings across all of them - you don't need to check each chain's explorer separately.

Why do I have tokens in my wallet I never bought?

Cosmos chains and projects frequently airdrop tokens to wallets that meet certain criteria (holding a related asset, using a specific app) without asking first. Most are harmless, but some are scam bait designed to lure you into an interaction that drains your wallet - this tool flags anything unrecognized so you can check before touching it.

Is this tool safe - does it need my seed phrase or private key?

No. It only ever needs your public address, which is safe to share - the same information visible to anyone on a block explorer. This tool never asks for a seed phrase, private key, or wallet connection, and cannot move or sign anything.

What does "IBC · verify origin" mean?

IBC tokens are assets transferred in from another Cosmos chain. The token's true origin isn't always obvious from its denom hash alone, and scammers sometimes create IBC tokens that mimic a legitimate asset's name - worth confirming the source chain before trading or claiming.