Buy an Ethereum vanity address
A vanity address is an Ethereum address with a pattern you can recognize, like a row of zeros or a word such as c0ffee. Finding a good one takes billions of tries, so we search ahead of time and sell what we find. Pick an address, pay with crypto, and get its private key in minutes. One key works on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and every other EVM chain.
- No KYC, no account
- Pay with crypto
- Encrypted and automatic, no human in the loop
Rarest one we have right now
Rare0x33337848394FFd3e8EC426b4EA3B60EDDd888888
- Rarity score
- 9.4
- Keys to try
- 183 billion
- On one CPU core
- 9 days
- Wallets for sale
- 43
- Contract deployers for sale
- 31
- Rarest in stock
- 1 in 2.7 quadrillion
- Prices from
- $9
43 wallets
- 0x5555Bd048376A591F0007706dC49BB3dADaD2222
4× “5” at the start · Word “dad” at the end · 4× “2” at the end
Commonscore 7.7 · 1 in 2.0 billion$9 - 0x33337848394FFd3e8EC426b4EA3B60EDDd888888
4× “3” at the start · 3× “d” at the end · 6× “8” at the end
Rarescore 9.4 · 1 in 183 billion$58.79 - 0x123408E1111111118cDcF579F334C018C7827Ef4
Sequence “1234” at the start · 9× “1” in the middle
Uncommonscore 8.4 · 1 in 14 billion$16.30 - 0xfacEB060EcBb4a61A1EDD856E191A334C666c0dE
Word “face” at the start · 3× “6” at the end · Word “c0de” at the end
Commonscore 7.6 · 1 in 1.5 billion$9 - 0x66663f02B5585DE1fd40A74e24Af8a64FaCe5555
4× “6” at the start · Word “face” at the end · 4× “5” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.5 · 1 in 17 billion$17.67 - 0xDa0DA0552A6085eDb4CBc0B9cE1106cE16B7DEF1
Word “da0da0” at the start · Word “def1” at the end
Commonscore 7.9 · 1 in 3.5 billion$9 - 0x44446ad66B820196ef565D046444444444aBb3a2
4× “4” at the start · 9× “4” in the middle
Uncommonscore 8.6 · 1 in 23 billion$20.78 - 0xdddd35B311d610f880762F579198c49FaAcE8888
4× “d” at the start · Word “ace” at the end · 4× “8” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.5 · 1 in 16 billion$17.42 - 0x00002223c02563F7620c1839160aAa7375d59999
4 leading zeros · 3× “2” at the start · 4× “9” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.4 · 1 in 11 billion$14.70 - 0xFEeDbad9208a6980BAa44A14Dd015E9B6A30BEbe
Word “feed” at the start · Word “bad” at the start · Word “bebe” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.5 · 1 in 17 billion$17.80 - 0xbEbeF972414990B1B4Cc7c8620528eCA4999Dead
Word “bebe” at the start · 3× “9” at the end · Word “dead” at the end
Commonscore 7.6 · 1 in 1.5 billion$9 - 0x0FF1CE6eDfee7F2816dcab1A0fB82C5C93521dea
Word “0ff1ce” at the start · Word “1dea” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.7 · 1 in 28 billion$23.13 - 0x888839c166e4E8f31E73d1bFE88363D39badFFff
4× “8” at the start · Word “bad” at the end · 4× “f” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.2 · 1 in 8.0 billion$12.32 - 0xE7827b7D109eA30A29A2F002c1Ce1cebABe682de
Word “1ce1cebabe” in the middle
Commonscore 7.6 · 1 in 1.5 billion$9 - 0x530B2D79997396E1750fa980CCd11CE1CEBaBE07
Word “1ce1cebabe” in the middle
Commonscore 7.6 · 1 in 1.5 billion$9 - 0x66666bbb57055Ea50D5E5A6f5829EEfFd5F2bBBb
5× “6” at the start · 3× “b” at the start · 4× “b” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.9 · 1 in 46 billion$29.39 - 0xfACe530b1d10268Ac6c10B08B5f9eb24fACebABE
Word “face” at the start · Word “face” at the end · Word “babe” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.8 · 1 in 35 billion$25.53 - 0x2222222277700CEE9A3830129Da98c4C71bFe9c7
8× “2” at the start · 3× “7” at the start
Uncommonscore 8.4 · 1 in 11 billion$14.70 - 0x8888D7702804cf2eb044Ee45D0e0300accCc9999
4× “8” at the start · 4× “c” at the end · 4× “9” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.4 · 1 in 11 billion$14.70 - 0xCCCC5B8C59F17220e446f50bC22E3Ca3727CcCCc
4× “C” at the start · 5× “c” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.1 · 1 in 5.7 billion$10.39 - 0xDEF1666e5C064d78fBe56FB319be945cd65FdeF1
Word “def1” at the start · 3× “6” at the start · Word “def1” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.1 · 1 in 6.0 billion$10.62 - 0x456789AB222B81F4232a4f37C5c48Cf431c0571E
Sequence “456789ab” at the start · 3× “2” at the start
Uncommonscore 8.6 · 1 in 20 billion$19.60 - 0xBEef999e21e83EE644AdC0851efFaeEF2a651Dea
Word “beef” at the start · 3× “9” at the start · Word “1dea” at the end
Commonscore 7.6 · 1 in 1.5 billion$9 - 0x8E9Ef6Fa3a74ce101273A8689ac70CCC77777777
3× “C” at the end · 8× “7” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.9 · 1 in 46 billion$29.39 - 0x6E0eEeE4eE9CecaEBe5eBEeE86e2E16ED35BF6BE
“e” appears 18 times
Commonscore 7.7 · 1 in 1.7 billion$9 - 0xFACe5432cBeAD34f0aE74da1cEea0426ED96baBe
Word “face” at the start · Sequence “5432” at the start · Word “babe” at the end
Uncommonscore 8.4 · 1 in 15 billion$16.66 - 0xEEEEef5cC80d04cbdf91fcF6eed5d7464321ccCc
5× “e” at the start · Sequence “4321” at the end · 4× “c” at the end
Rarescore 9.2 · 1 in 113 billion$46.12 - 0x2222d63e34d51D48528448cd371547F12Ace8888
4× “2” at the start · Word “ace” at the end · 4× “8” at the end
Commonscore 7.7 · 1 in 2.0 billion$9 - 0x00003F13A859Cd2f9E318267c35692503456aAaA
4 leading zeros · Sequence “3456” at the end · 4× “a” at the end
Rarescore 9.2 · 1 in 113 billion$46.12 - 0xbEBefd72827fa53133d2A69A0f5806A82111BeeF
Word “bebe” at the start · 3× “1” at the end · Word “beef” at the end
Commonscore 7.6 · 1 in 1.5 billion$9
Your key stays locked until it’s yours
Every key is encrypted from the moment it’s found until you’ve paid for it. Payment, unlocking and delivery are automatic. Nobody at VanityStore sees or handles a key.
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Encrypted from the start
Each key is encrypted on the machine that finds it, before it’s saved. The shop only holds a locked copy it can’t open.
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Unlocked only by your payment
A separate service holds the decryption key. It confirms your payment itself, then unlocks your key and no other.
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Shown once, then erased
You see the key once, in your browser. Our copy is erased from the database in the same moment, for good.
We built this to be as safe as we can make it, but no system is free of risk. Use a bought address to send, receive, trade and deploy, and keep long-term savings on a key only you have ever seen. Our free generator makes one on your own device.
How it worksRarer costs more
Prices start at $9 and go up with rarity. Every address page shows the odds behind its price.
Browse by pattern
What’s in stock for each kind of pattern, rarest first.
0x000000…
Leading zeros
Addresses that start with five or more zeros, like 0x00000…. Buy one and get its private key a few minutes after you pay.
0xdead…beef
Hex words
Ethereum addresses that spell a word such as dead, beef, cafe, face or c0ffee. Every address on this page contains at least one.
0x…7777777…
Long runs
Addresses with the same character seven or more times in a row, like 7777777 or aaaaaaa.
0xaaaa…aaaa
Both ends
Addresses with four or more repeated characters at the start and again at the end, like 0xaaaa…aaaa.
0x4093…7251
Digits only
Addresses with forty digits and not one letter. About one random address in 146 million looks like this.
0x…0123456…
Counting runs
Addresses that contain a counting run of six or more characters, up or down, like 0123456 or fedcba9.
score 10+
Epic and rarer
Epic, Legendary and Mythic addresses, our top three tiers. Each one is rarer than 1 in 1.1 trillion random addresses.
Free vanity address generator and tools
Short patterns take minutes, so make those yourself. Everything runs in your browser and keys never leave your device.
Common questions
What is a vanity address?
A normal Ethereum address that happens to have a pattern in it: repeated characters, a word like “c0ffee”, or a run like 012345. It works like any other address and is exactly as secure. It’s just rare, because the only way to get one is to generate random keys until one fits.
Is it safe to buy a key someone else generated?
We built the system so that nobody gets to see your key but you. It’s encrypted the moment it’s found, the shop only holds the encrypted copy, and a separate service unlocks it only after it has confirmed your payment. You see it once and our copy is erased in the same moment. It’s all automatic: no person handles keys. No system is free of risk though, so use a bought address to send, receive, trade and deploy, and keep long-term savings on a key only you have ever seen.
Do I need an account or KYC?
No. There’s no sign-up, no email and no identity check. You pay with crypto and get a private link to your order.
How do I get my key after paying?
Your order page updates on its own. When the payment confirms, usually within minutes, a “Reveal private key” button appears. You see the key once: copy it, or download it as a password-protected file that MetaMask can import. Nothing is emailed.
Does it work on Base, BNB Chain and Arbitrum?
Yes. Every EVM chain uses the same address format, so one key gives you the same address on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism and the rest.