Buy an Ethereum vanity address
A vanity address is a normal Ethereum address with a pattern you can spot, like a row of zeros or a word such as c0ffee. Finding one takes billions of tries, so our machines do the searching. Pick one, pay in crypto, and you get its private key a few minutes later. It works on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and every other EVM chain.
- We check every key before handing it over
- Pay in USDT, BTC, ETH and more
- No account, no email
Rarest one we have right now
Epic0xaaaAaA22524E62928b921c985aC9Dd9252b99999
- Rarity score
- 8.4
- Keys to try
- 11 billion
- On one CPU core
- 13 hours
- Wallets for sale
- 5
- Contract deployers for sale
- 14
- Rarest in stock
- 1 in 227 billion
- Prices from
- $9
Every address here works on all of these networks, with the same key
- Ethereum
- Base
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
- BNB Chain
- Polygon
- Avalanche
- Linea
- Scroll
- zkSync Era
- Mantle
- Blast
- Gnosis
- Zora
- Unichain
- Sonic
- and every other EVM chain
3 wallets
- 0xaaaAaA22524E62928b921c985aC9Dd9252b99999
6× “a” at the start · 5× “9” at the end
Epicscore 8.4 · 1 in 11 billion$29.39 - 0xdDDd6543943B81e1Bce8bf74Fb5b468BB8B04444
4× “d” at the start · Sequence “6543” at the start · 4× “4” at the end
Epicscore 8.2 · 1 in 7.0 billion$23.06 - 0xAaaAf7817c18A4ee28841E441B49502b56784444
4× “a” at the start · Sequence “5678” at the end · 4× “4” at the end
Epicscore 8.2 · 1 in 7.0 billion$23.06
You’re trusting us with a key. Here’s what we do with it.
We generated your key, so at some point it existed on our machine. We can’t change that. What we can do is make sure nobody, us included, can casually get at it, and that it stops existing on our side as soon as you have it.
Would you rather trust nobody? That’s a reasonable choice. Our free generator runs on your own device and works offline. It’s just slower for long patterns.
The full process, step by step- 1
Encrypted the moment it’s found
Our generator encrypts each key before it’s ever saved. The shop only stores that encrypted version.
- 2
Decrypted by a separate service
The only thing that can decrypt keys runs separately from the shop. Before it decrypts anything, it checks with our payment provider that your payment really went through, for this exact address.
- 3
Checked before you see it
When you pay, your key is decrypted once and we confirm it really controls your address. Then it goes straight to your browser. It’s never written to disk or to logs.
- 4
Shown once, then deleted
You see your key once. The moment it’s shown, we delete our encrypted copy for good. A key nobody reveals is deleted 48 hours after payment.
How we set prices
Nobody can choose what an address looks like. You generate random keys until one happens to have the pattern, and a rarer pattern takes more tries. For each address we work out how many tries one like it takes on average. That number becomes its rarity score, where one point more means 16 times more tries.
Prices start at $9 for score 7.5, the least rare we sell, and multiply by 4 for each point above that: $36 at 8.5, $144 at 9.5. Every address page shows the odds behind its price, so you can check it.
# 0x0000003a…beef, worked out
6 leading zeros1 in 17 million
Word “beef” at the end1 in 5,919
other patterns just as rare÷ 6
keys to find one like it≈ 17 billion
rarity score 8.5$35.33
Browse by pattern
Each page lists what’s in stock for one 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 9+
Legendary and Mythic
Legendary and Mythic addresses, our two top tiers. Each one is rarer than 1 in 69 billion random addresses.
Free vanity address generator and tools
Short patterns take minutes to find, so make those yourself. These tools run in your browser and your 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. There’s no special technology behind it. Someone generated random keys until one produced an address like that. It’s exactly as secure as any other address.
You generated the key. Why should I trust you with it?
Fair question. Yes, the key existed on our machine first. Here’s what happens to it: it’s encrypted the moment it’s found, the shop only ever stores the encrypted version, and the only thing that can decrypt it is a separate service that first checks with our payment provider that you really paid for that address. When you pay, it’s decrypted once, checked against your address, sent to your browser, and never written to disk or logs. Right after you see it, we delete our encrypted copy for good. If you’d rather not trust anyone, use our free generator: it runs on your own device.
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.
How do I get my key after paying?
Your order page updates on its own. When the payment confirms (usually a few minutes), a “Reveal private key” button appears. You see the key once: copy it or download it as a password-protected file for MetaMask, because right after it’s shown we delete it for good. Nothing is emailed.
How are prices set?
By how many random keys it takes, on average, to find an address like yours. That number becomes a rarity score, where each point is 16 times more keys. Prices start at $9 for the least rare addresses we sell and multiply by 4 for each point above that. Each address page shows the odds behind its price, and our rarity checker uses the same math.